The Frankfort roundabout The Frankfort roundabout 300dpi TIFF G4 page images George A. Lewis Frankfort, KY 1892 fra1892041601 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. The Frankfort roundabout The Frankfort roundabout George A. Lewis Frankfort, KY 1892 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 r "'..' The Volume XV. Frankfort Boiindaboitt. A "WEEKLY PAPER M GEO. A. LEWIS, Publisher. DEVOTED TO LOCAL AND SOCIETY NEWS. TERMS: $1.00 In Advance . FRANKFORT, 01 axi KY,. APRIL mit 16, 1891 Number 32 KM n Tlie Greatest Strike. Among the groat strikes that of fir. Mileo in discovering hia Now Heart Core has proven itself to bo one of the most important. Tho for it has become astonishing Already tho treatment of heart disease is being revolutionized, and many unexpected cures effected. It eoon relieves short breath, fluttering, pains in side, arm, shoulder, weal and hungry spells, oppression, swelling of ankles, smothering and heart do-man- d in icavenuig .rawer. - u. o. uuvnuiijiiu, uu R t ' .'! fcftfrvl Baking AJ&SOUUTELY PURE Driven from Home, S if 9U jHfe & i t S. E. Corner Main and Broadway, Lexington, Ky. . Mi .'. i') t f'i tV " Eft' 4ropsy. Dr. Miles' book on Heart and Nervous disease, free. The un equaled New Heart Cure is sold and sruaranteed by J. W. Gayle, also his Restorative Nervine for headache, 'Us, sprees, hot flashes, nervous chills, Ohurch this week, which has been 4 ;pium habit, etc. well attended. , m TForks of Elkliorn. The Literary Society elects officers for the ensuing three months at tho All TJorn April 6, 1892, to Mr. Robert next meeting on Friday night. should attend. Howe and wife, a son. Mrs. Jeff. Cook is just recovering Born April 13, 1892, to Mr. Howard from a short spell of illness. Her Black and wife, a son. daughter, Miss Katie Washburne, of Tho near approach of the primary Louisville, who has been attending creates quite a stir among the boys. her, has returned home. Quite cold the first of the week; The breaking of the ground.forthe heavy frost and considerable freeze. new St. John's Church will be one of Gardening has progressed but celebrations ever the grandest Easter seen hero. slowly in consequence of the back- Voney and Oanady, two of thoMessrs. oldest ward spring. members of the church, will break Regular services at the Christian the flrst foot of ground, after which both morning and there will be remarks by the pastor Ohurch .night, at the usual hours. and singing by the choir. The time Bro. Burdin attended his regular sot for the ceremony is three o'clock. appointment at Buck Ridge, Shelby Sunshine in the House! county, last Saturday and Sunday. The letter published in tho Round-.abou- t "I'm weary of work," the good wife last Saturday from this place sighed; was not written by Sarah Jane aB "But after all," she said, (Stated. "It's sweet to labor for those we Mr. Wallace Williams left last Monday for Bath county where he will wonder maids will wed." A wise housewife lightens her toil remain several weeks visiting his parents. and gladdens the home circle by her But health is the first Mrs. Rebecca Crockett and daugh- cheerfulness. requisite, and hor just prerogative. ters, Miss Anna Belle and Mrs. Health follows the use flamuella Graves, paid us a visit a Favorite Prescription, of Dr. Pierce's which repairs iew days since. tho ravages caused by those peculiar Mr. B. B. Bigstaff, of Breathitt diseases which afflict womankind. county, was in our midst last week. It enriches the blood, cures the He reports his mission work is pro cough, increases the flesh, prevents hysteria, nervousness and low spirits, gressing nneiy. health and wife, of and is a veritable fountain ofSatisfacMr. T. H. Hinde to women, young and old. Chicago, are in our midst and will tion, or the soon decide what disposition will be Of druggists. price (1.00) refunded. made of the old mill site. Another fire last Wednesday Good News. Being remote Mr. R. O. Ohurch. tho structure was j from his dwelling .a mass of ruins before discovered. .Supposed to bo incendiary. Mr. Frank Heaton was called to e Honry county last week in of the serious illness of his conse-quenr.- FURNITURE! Priced Parlor and V! No other medicine in the world was ever given such a test of its curative qualities, as Otto's Oure. Thousands of bottles of this great German remedy are beingdistributo d this free of charge, by druggists inConcountry, to those aiflitfed with sumption, Asthma, Croup, Severe Coughs, Pneumonia and ail throat iather. Last Monday Mrs. Heaton received and lung diseases, giving tho people notice of tho fact that the old gentle- proof that Otto's Oure will cure them, man had died April 9th. 1892. She and that is the grandest triumph of hastened to join her husband in tho medical science. For salo by ChapSamples free. man & Williams. last sad rites to the departed. 28 Largo bottles 50c. This time a barn, the property of jnorninjr occurring about 3:30 o'clock. To Be Given Away. Our enterprising druggist J. W Gayle who carries the finest stock of drugs, perfumeries, toilot articles, brushes, sponges, etc., is giving away a large number of trial bottles of Dr. Miles' colebrated Restorative Nervine. Guarantees it to cure headache, dizziness, nervous prostration, tho ill effects of spirits, tobacco, coffee, etc. Druggists say it ia 4he greatest eoller they over knew, nd is universally satisfactory. The? also guarantee Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure in all cases of nervous or orgau-i- o heart disease, palpitation, pain in side, etc Fine book on "Nervouo 4 and Heart Disease" free. sleep-Jessness, Cheap Rates to Chicago. The Kentucky Midland iB Belling tickets from Frankfort to Chicago, via Cincinnati, at 8. C. D. Bercaw, G. F. & P. A. For Sale Fifteen acres of bottom land, situated about two miles west ofFrankfort, on L. & N. Railroad, adWm. Skelley. joining V. L. Collins. Will sell the This wonderful medicine is for sale whole or in lots at a bargain. For at Carpenter's South Side Drug Store. particulars call on 4 J. A. Goins, '' Millville, Ky. Wo clip tho following from the An Unequaled Assortment of fine Medium Lexington Transcript of Tuesday. Low Lizzio Rogers is the buxom Chamber Suits, Suits, daughtor of Turner Rogers, a meEasy Chairs, Rockers and Couches. chanic employed in a saw mill at Frankfort. When Lizzie's mother died five years ago the girl was told by her father that she would have to go out into the world and make her own living, as ho could no longer support her. Consequently Lizzie sought' and gained employment in the family of Ayers Adams, as a domestic. Adams is a Scott county farmer. Adams' son, Luther, soon accomplished her ruin under a promise of marriage, which promise he never complied with, but married another, when Lizzie was compelled to quit the place. She went from there to the home of Orin Robbie, at Long We are sole agents for four patents that are acklowledjjed to be the Lake, thence to Stamping Ground, bbst made, whore she lived with tho family of another farmer named Brooking. While here she met another wealthy REED AND RATAN GOODS We have just put on the floor an young man, Ed. Southgate, who also immense line of this popular furniture. engaged himself to her with almost the same result as before. From this tho girl broke down, lost all her ARTISTIC DESIGNS, NEW FINISHES. heart and has been on a decline ever WE GUARANTEE THE LOWEST PRICES, since, until in company with Wash Wilson and Charles Thompson, two young rustic sports, sho came to Lexington last Wednesday night and n entered a maison de joie on Megowan street. Lizzio claims to have a brother who, sho says, works on the farm of Emanuel Watson, in Scott county, and who has not contributed a cent towards her support in the past Ave years. She never hears from her Carpets, Wall Draperies, &c. lather, who has sent her no money since her mother's death, and thus she is thrown on her own resources and forced into a life of shame. Lizzie Rogers, although now but flfteen years of age, is fully developed in both form and figure, is a girl of rather prepossessing manners for a rustic. The girl being under age tho Forget that. I am selling every day the authorities should take this case in grade of hand and find a respectable homo "X7"-A-jBEfor this unfortunate being. at the' same PRICE 3 that cheap seconds are being offered at William Skelley, cost. Of 11 Academy St., Jamesville, Wis., under date of May 23, says: Messrs. Kenyon & Thomas: This is ForRs BaKBS Pa iiits, Oils and varnisl. to certify what I know about Dr. Hale's Household Ointment. I have had a bothersome soro on my lip for 15 years which terminated in a canThe largest stock, the lowest price. cer. I had tried various remedies purporting to cure, but all without avail until I purchased a box of your Dr. Hale's Household Ointment and with two months' using it has entirely cured it, and I freely give this for tho benefit of tho poople. Truly yours, 'CI H FOLDING BEDS. 4j 1 ;.is well-know- F. CO. Furniture, Paper, IBIEST JcXJJEJDr ' V 111. ! li fillip I Hardware Merchant The Golden Secret of Long: Life. LOUISVIlULte MARKET. TOBACCO Among the Colored Citizens. The Literary Society met last night. John McOann wont to Louisville 'Tuesday. Bowman' Adams returned from FURNISHED BY GLOVER & DURRETT, LOUISVILLE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE. fc.. H nan& -- during tho present month. Rev. Poto "Vinegar proachod to a crowded house at tho Independent Baptist Ohuroh last Sunday night. A series of meetings has taken 3)lacQ at tho Independent Baptist Louisville Monday. Capt. John Thompson was in Georgetown Sunday. Industrial Legion Lodge will give a big entortainment soon. It is reported that two of the Normal School students are to be wedded soon. Mrs. Martha Pleasant, who has been quite ill, 1b now on the road to recovery. A military company composed of colored young men will shortly bo organized hero. A concert which will bo quite a treat to our people will bo givon Sales on our market for tho week justclosed amount to 3,467 hhds., with receipts of 2,102 for the same period. Sales on our market since January 1st amount" to 56,114 hhds. Sales of age free. Largo size 60c. the crop of 1891 on our market to date 48,780 Keep tho head cool, the feet warm and tho bowels open. Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer is a vegetable preparation and acts as a natural laxative, and is the greatest remedy ever discovered for the cure of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and all Blood, Livor and Kidney Diseases. Call on Chapman & Williams aiid get a trial pack28 JACOB S WIGERT & CO., Have Removed From fbe Bafzell Building roprosont our market for hurley Trash (dark) or damaged trash tobacco: $2 00 tobacco Common Oolory trash... 3 50 Moddium to good colory somewhat lower with a considerable proportion of offerings opening up in a soft condition. We And it necessary to lower quotations as prices have been gradually easing off for several weeks past. Tho following quotations fairly this week has been irregular and The market for new burloy tobacco hhds. cost 3xj&.xixr sarzKZEZE'X', 10 --H101 MD 102 MN STSEET.h af the Capital Hotel.- They will fill thisspace with an short time. entir,elynew-advertiscmctfa- t. E. ft MATTEEU, D A $4 00 5 00 6 50 5 Oo Common lugs not colory 3 50 Modium to good colory 6 00 lugs 4 50 Common Oolory lugs Common to modium leaf 6 00 8 00 Modium to good leaf. 12 00 Good to fine leaf. Soleot or wrappory, , 18 00 tobacco r 4 50 10 00 7 00 8 00 12 00 18 00 Question of the Hour CONUNimUVI AT year, wlmt shall I buy ns nn appropriate Euster gilt? It la n question ens y to decide when you have seen that choice collection of Souvenir Bpoons now on exhibition nt W, the Jeweler, anil you wil L. COPPERSMITH'S, confess that you have come to therlght place 25 00J. 221 St. Clair street. Mur. , TS THE 1 this season of tho 334 MAIN STREET, lip per FRANKFORT, -- TIESE- j ) M. BEATTY, Attorney at Law Sr Real Estate Agt. S'ni counties. BEATTYVILLE, LEE, CO. IN LEE, BBEAT1HTT, WOLFE, PRACTICES Powell, Clay uud other Sept.5-M- . W. J. CHINN, JR, Of- KY. Will practice in all State Courts. fice second floor, Custom House. Jan.UO-ly- . S fr 2 M - JkLYkTJL3rxi "757"0;gronjs- oh il ilPsi vjt UU 1 TMLs&'JKrcMSL We will begin selling at cost for cash our general line of Builder's Hardware, Cutlery, Scissors, Carpenter's Tools, Farming Implements, Harness, Saddlery, Whips, Chains, Hames., Collars, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Brushes, Glass, Guns, Fishing Tackle, Blacksmith and Wagon Material, Kopes and Cables, Belting, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Rock Salt, Sewer and Flue Pipe, and other articles too numerous to mention. The beginning of the Paper season, April 30th, we will sell Wall Paper and Shades at cost for cash. All oods sold on time will be charged at regular price. Cor. Main and Lewis Streets, Personals. 3&0a. A LUb X X ! i SI C. E. COLLINS Sl BRO., Opposite the Farmers Bank. mm received medical attention promptly, Manual Training: School. and his father, Gen. D. W. Lindsoy, The School Board is agitating tho Mrs. Pythian Saffell spent Thursday who went on there to see about him, reports him as getting along all right question of establibhing a manual in Louisville. way to recover speedily. training school in connection with a Mr. and Mrs. John R. Procter are and in fair the Public School, which strikes us at Harrogate, Tenn. -' . Coming. .., a first class idea. These schools aro Mrs. J. Y. Brown, jr., has returned Gibney, Gordon & Gibne's famous being successfully operated in tho to her home at Lakeland. larger cities, where children aro not Miss Julia Dixon, of Henderson, is comedy company will appear at the only educated in the common school opera house the week of the 25th. visiting friends in the city. This company is the strongest cheap-fun- d branches but aro learned trades ' ' Mrs.Wm. Oheatham, of Louisville, organization on the road, and which enable them to earn a liveli4 arrived Monday to visit her mother. should be greeted with crowded hood as soon as their school days are Miss Ollie Oompton leaves on Mon- houses. Prices 10, 20 and 30 penis. over. Every boy and girl should day next for San Francisco, Califorlearn some trade or profession, no nia. Chamberlain's Cougli matter what their expectations in Remedy. life may be, and for them to acquire Mr. Thos. H. Hinde and wife, of this knowledge at the same time that Chicago, are visiting relatives in thiB Mr. O. F. Davis, Editor of The they are receiving the rudiments of city. Bloomfield, Iowa, Farmer, says: "I Miss Myra Musselman, of Gynthi-an- can recommend Cham berlain's Cough an education would save all the is the guest of friends in this Remedy to all sufferers with colds years of apprenticeship which aro and croup. I have used it in my now required, and they could become city. family for the past two years and at a much earlier Miss Fannie Herndon, of Louis- have found it the best I ever used for the purposes for which it is intended. period in life. We understand that ville, is visiting relatives in this 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by J. there is money enough at the comcounty. W. Gayle, Druggist. mand of the board to sustain such a Mr. Will. T. Liridsey left Thursday i school, only the buildings being Married at Aberdeen. necessary, and this want should be for a trip to Black Mountain, North - E3S,X, Carolina. IBIES1!? Miss Fannie Gaines, daughter of supplied by the city. Let tho school ZE3Ias Miss Alice Trabue is home from Capt. S. M. Gaines, formerly of hiB bo established so that Frankfort may school at Louisville to spend the city-bu- t now of Maysville, and Mr. keep abreast of the times and our ' Easter holidays. Lynn Stanton, of that place, nephew sister cities in the education of tho Misses Nettie andLoulie Hughes of Major H. T. Stanton, of this city, young. Let an tne umiaren nave have returned from a visit to rela- crossed the river to Aberdeen, Ohio, every advantage, so that they may tives in Louisville. on Tuesday and were married by become good and useful citizens when their books are laid aside and Mrs. H.G. Henderson and daughter, Squire Massie Beasley. they begin the battle of life in Bussell, wore visiting in Versailles For a number of years I have been earnest. the first of the week. subject to violent attacks of inflamMiss Lizzie Mayhall, of Louisville, matory rheumatism which generally Deafness Can't be Cured On the who has been visiting relatives here, lasted about two months. of this month I was attacked in By local applications, as they cannot first returned home Monday. - 3xCa3s:e it-the knee and suffered severely for ISTote VanMeter, of two days, when I procured a bottle of reach the diseased portion of the ear. Misses Mav and Eva is only one way to cure deafOhristiansburg, are visiting their Uham berlain's mn iiaim ana it re- There and that is by constitutional lieved me almost instantly. I there- ness, Deafness is aunt, Mrs. Ohas. F. Exum. fore most cheerfully recommend it to remedies. condition of caused by an Adelma Crutcher and Mary those who are simularlyS afflicted inflamed the Eustachian the mucous Miss Tube. When lining of Talbot Dudley are at home from every where. R. D. Whitley, Mr. the tube gets inflamed you have a N. C, February, 1888. or imperfect hearing, Shelbyville to spend Easter. Whitley is a very prominent man in rumbling sound entirely closed deafand when it is Hon. A. B. Fall, of Las Cruces, New this place and his disease was very ness is the result and unless the inknown as he suffered Mexico, spent several days in this widely pain. W. M. Houtbon &such flammation can be taken out and this Co., severe city the first of the week, visiting Merchants, Martindale, N. O. 50 cent tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo bottles for sale by J. W. Gayle, Drug- nine cases out of destroyed forever; relatives. ton are caused by ! Miss Motty Henderson returned gist. catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of she mucous surThursday from a six weeks' visit to New Road Book. face. her brother, Dr. D. R. Henderson, of We will give One Hundred Dollars Kentucky Division of the League for any case of deafness (caused by Georgetown. isWheelmen has just catarrh) that ve cannot cure by Mr. John W. Payne, who has been of American sued to its members a neat hand- taking Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for quite ill for several weeks, is so far routes in the circulars, freo recovered as to be able to go about book givingall rideable trip awheel. F. J. OHEENEY & CO., State for a long or short Toledo, O. his room and ride out. This body has done and is doing fi ,6 Sold by druggists, 75c. Dr. James Rodman, of Hopkins- more for good roads in this country ville, spent several days in the city than nearly all other influences comThought it was a Telethe first of the week, visiting his bined, and all wheelmen should join phone. ' brother., Col. Thomas and Mr. Jos. lend their influence toward it and During a recent fire on tho South L. Rodman. the good work. The magazine, "Good Side, for which an alarm was not sent Mr. Phil. Carpenter, former student Roads," sent to members is alone female King's Royal Germeteur. of Kentucky University, who is now worth more than the initiation fee In promptly, an excited rushed up to the fire alarm box, after ROGERS living in the Capital City, was seen and yearly dues, which are only 2. it was finally opened, and screamed modieine of the the among the crowd Monday. Lexingof Kentucky Division Why don't you come on century, Its phenominal success as ton Gazette. for 1. into it: can purchase the road-boo- k over here; tho house is burning up, a seller and favorite with tho people Mrs. L. E. Burdin, of Frankfort, Mr. John Selborb is the Local Con and if you don't come quick you can is tho acknowledged wonder of the The beautiful designs of our new was the guest of her neice, Mrs. 0. sul, and will bo glad to furnish all de do no good." Of course the boys at medicine world. Based upon the spring stock of children's Germ theory of Diseases, it 1b unique, W. Fothorgill, this week. Mr. and sired information.m and made modern, and at once popular, com... - . tho engine house heard her Mrs. Burdin will locate in St. Louis. housemending itself "There is a slave wo can put in the old grey let all the kinks out of hold remedy. as a necessary best by It advertises Paris Kcntuckian-Citizein prison." Aye and we'll keep, him his legs. its use. Specific for all Catarrhal Mrs. Olough Overton, who has there, he was a tyrant once, but his diseases, a Nerve Tonic and Blood Are bound to please you, and the sceptre lies in the his For years the editor of the Burling- Purifier. It is without doubt tho been visiting friends here, returned reign is over, is Pain, and his conPRICES were never dust. His name ton Junction (Mo.,) Post Iras been sub- moBt reliable germ destroyer in to her homo in Louisville yesterday, queror is the d d and so LOW. indigesject to cramp colic or fits of and to the extent that the Salvation Oil. accompanied by Miss Rose Crittention, which prostrated him for sever-a-l germ theory is correct, King's Royal den, who will make a brief visit to and unfitted him Germeteur Tobacco Beds Damaged. nesshourstwo or three days. for busi- accident but is tho remedy. It is no For tho Mrs. Grant Green, Jr. for is tho result of fifteen ho has been using damaged tho past year Colic, Cholora and years study of medical genius. For The recent freezes have 19 Chamberlain's sale by Chapman & Williams. Many new and pretty things, in Broke His Leg:. the plants in tobacco bedB which Diarrhoea Remedy whenever occasion all the woods most fashion- high and exposed required, and it has invariably given were located in Mr. D. Weisiger Lindsey, of this places in this county, while those in him prompt relief. 25 and 60 cent Sale of Damaged Goods. ble are daily being placed bbttles for sale by J. W. Gayle, Drug, city, who is a student at Princeton tho low grounds were not injured. on our floors. gist. College, New Jersey, was running My entire stock of , dry goods, We want to compare our goods and upon the college campus, about ten notions, laces embroideries, 5c prices with goods shipped from any Everybody gets the worth of their slightly damaged and smoke, will bo IE3. by days ago, when ho stumbled and other point. Frankfort Furniture money at Frankfort Furniture ManuCourt-housOpp. fell, breaking his right log just above Manufacturing Company, opposito facturing Cojnpany, Ann street, at closed out at cost for cash. May Wm. O'Donnisll. Ohuroh's old, stand. the ankle and one of his fingers. Ho Capital Hotel, Ann street. JM "X a, self-sustainin-g 26-4- t. R. K. McCLURE ttue 3L,ISC3 selected, stocJs: and. of :fl Books, Stationery, Etc. a In 'ran.lsfort- of k Mar-tindal- 30-l- y Non-membe- ro l 4 M. n. CARRIAGES far-fame- world-renowne- ex-istan- FURNITURE. rRogrers V .! 30-l- Son. 2-- 1 e. 29-l- 20-l- 25-t- f. y- mwssmm baJiti&xMUitAAiiL'. w& m vwn SPRING HATS! SPRING NECKWEAR! 23 priii & vsAooleiis euiid. Imported Miles' Nerve and Liver Domestic Goods. Would be pleased Largest and best assortment we have ever shown. to have you look at them. My JHl N, HUMPHRIES &, CASSELL! Pills. Act on a now prinoiplo regulating the liver, stomach and bowels though ' the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills spoedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. Splendid for men, women and children. Smallest, mildest, surest. 60 doses for 25 cents. Samples free at y J". W. Gayle's, Frankfort, Ky . 45-l- To Entertain the Sports- men. indulged in trap shooting until 6 o'clock, when they will return to this city. At night the regular session of the Olub will be hold and the business of the meeting concluded. Tickets will beissuedto members of the home Olub and their guests for the trip to Elkhorn, but the other .meetings will bo open to the public m The Kentuoky Fish and Game Olub will assemble in this city on Tuesday Tioxt, the 19th inst., and the Frankfort Fish and Game Olub have arranged the following programme for the meeting: The Olub will assemin this ble at the Court-housSUCCESSORS city at 12 o'clock, and a temDarby's Prophylactic porary organization will be effected, Useitineverysick-rooni- . Will Salesroom, opposite court-housthen adjourn for dinner. After keep the atmosphere pure and at the Middinner assemble land Station and take a special train wholesomejremoving all bad odors from any source. "sto-ctz- r DEaii.-v- s for Elkhorn, where an Will destroy all Disease Germs, .Kentucky Burgoo will be given, after which the Olub and their guests will infection from all Fevers and all e, Councilman Darnell moved that Treasurer Olark be fined 2 for non- attendance. Adopted. The city marshal was directed to examino Annie Tutson,and see if she was a fit subject for the pauper list. Councilman Darnell moved that the City Clerk be instructed not to Is the place to buy. Farmers, you can buy pay R. A. Frazior, late Street Commissioner, any money as salary for April. Adopted. The City Attorney stated that he had brought suit in several cases for taxes on property and had obtained a writ of possession, and now asked cue uouncu to taico cnarge ot tnem. A.O? WJEaLOXjESuSuIliE Councilman Darnell moved that the PBIOES. clerk take charge of them and hold them until the taxes were paid, and if the amounts due were not settled, You can get a vehicle painted or repaired in first-classtyle. You can buy the Oliver Chilled Plow $1.50 he is to rent the property out. Adoptless than ever before. Every thing sold at wholesale prices. ed. Adjourned to meet next Tuesday, at which an appeal meeting will be held. Kentucky Buggy and Harness Works IMPLEMENTS BUGGIES, HARNESS A2TD FAEM -- -- s N TO O. R. CRUTCHER & CO. I e. Factory, South warehouse. bu-g-g-y- - old-fashion- ZFinsTZ?; e: D- - March 26-t- f. -- contagious diseases. The eminent physician, J.Mari on Sims, of New York, says: "I am convinced that Pro. Darby's ProphylacticFluid is a most valu able disinfectant,' ' 21 Buildings Begun. Emma gound Tuesday for the foundation of a Miss B. Morris broke y The Frankfort Furniture ManufacFor Rent My house in South turing Company will have special Frankort. seven rooms and kitchen. Tho State Board of Equalization, sale days for' furniture, Monday, All in good repair. Possession given which has for several weeks been March 28th, and each succeeding day, about March 20. Ann Guy Barrett. f hearing arguments from the several tel. street, opposite Capital Hocounties with regard to their assessments, adjourned its sitting yesterday aftornoon and will make a final report to the Auditor in a few weeks. 26-t29-l- Equalizers Adjourned. A Former Frankfort Lady. m Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world foi Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re funded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by SouthSide drug store, 5-- BICYCL ES Public Sale. Mrs. Anna Olaxon died at her home nearPeweo Valley, Oldham county, at half past four o'clock Thursday morning. She was a daughter of the late John 0. Bates, a sister of Dr. M. 0. and Mr. John 0. Bates, of this county, and was born in this city on the 21st of Ootober, 1850. On the 17th of April, 1879, she married John R. Olaxon and removed to Oldham county to live. She loaves eight children, the youngest twins a boy and girl only fifteen days old. She liad for years been a consistent mem-"bof the Methodist Church. Her - many friends in thisr county "will regret to hear of her untimely ' death. er . handsome two-stor- residence on A S EXECUTOR OFTRE LATE GEN. SCOTT Brown. I will olfer ut puhlle sale. lit r.hn Court House Tdoor in thecitr of iFrnnkfnrt:. n Monddy,Muy-- J, 118X2. tho; following personalty, rl 13 ' her lot on Second street, between Shelby and Main streets, and Mr. M. J. Meagher is tearingaway the old building on tho corner of St. Clair and Mero streets, to make'room for a fine Hew residence. afternoon the congregation of St. John's A. M. E. Church will break ground for a new Ohurch building on the "Old Jail" lot on Clinton street, with religious ceremonies. w and Lltt! shares or stock in tho Frankfort and Lawrenceburc Turnpike f'ompanr. 2 shares ot Fanners Bank stock. 1 share of stocx in the Frunklln. Anderson and S.ilvKi Fair Asso iatlon. 1 share or stock in Farindale and Bridgeport Turnpike Company. j 111 1U shares orostoek in theJLane's Benson Turnpike Company, if April 9 4t. Executor of S. R. BROWN. Brow 11. dee'd. iy r. n. carpenter. complaints without extra charge. Price 6O0. Sold by Ji W. Gayle. 37 Canker mouth and My entire stock of dry goods, Headache. With each bottle thero notions, laces and embroideries, is an ingenious nhsal Injector for the slightly damaged by smoke, will be more successful treatment of these closed out at cost for cash. Diphtheria, 25-t- f. A SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY. marvelous cure for Catarrh, Sale of Damaged Goods. PRICES TALK! Ramblers.'.forjladlesTor gents $130 to $150 Phoenix, tor cents' 135 to WarwfoUs. for touts 135 to Improved Crescent, for cents 80 to To Improved Rob Roy, foryoung men . . CO to Improved Speed. lor boj sand men . . 40 to Dixie, for Indies and gents 00 to Gendron, for misses or youths . 40 to boys from 8 to 14. . . Perfection, for Also some shop-wor- n wheels. ranging In price from $25 to $95. Sundries for overjbody. Call Wm. O'Donnell. ... I VkendalusIm , spavin cubejHB. !.- - Lets Have It. 'The power of music, all our Tieart'p allow," but thero are a few ignorant persons whp have not A street railroad in this city would learned yet that all colds aro cured make valuable any quantity of by Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Buy it suburban property around this city, .and try it, 25 cents a bottle. and tho construction of it would give Council Proceedings. employment'to a largo number of laborers during tho coming summer, Tuesday, April 12, 1892. Present President Staten and all to say nothing of tho great conthe members of the Council except venience it would bo to our people after it is built. Therefore, brethren, Councilman Ohurch. The minutes of the last meeting lot us cry aloud unto our city fathers, least they harden their hearts and read and approved. The petition of Messrs. Samuel E. turn a deaf oar unto the application James, J. W. Gault, W. L. Tanner whioh is now before them. and Sam J. Shea; as the Citizens' CoThe promptness and certainty of operative Electric Light Oo , was reits oures have made Chamberlain's ferred to gas committee. The office of street commissioner, Cough Romedy famous. It is intendupon motion 01 uounoilman Darnell, ed especially for coughs, and is the most effectual remedy known for was once more abolished. Manager H. T. Gaines asked to be theso diseases. 25 and 50 cent botreliovoufrom his lease on tho opera tles for sale by J. W. Gaylo, JJruggist. house, whioh request was referred to tho hall committee. Miss Emma B. Morris was gran tod To Bring Down Timber. permission to erect a house on her lot recently purchased from Mrs. L. Mr. William Dean left hero yesterA. Thomas, on Second street. day morning for High Bridge, with a Councilman Half moved that, in "view of tho present depleted condi- crow of eleven men to bring, down a for Messrs. Dow & tion of tho City Treasury, that all fleet of saw-log- s bills, except those of City Attorney Brown, of Madison, Indiana. They W. O. Herndon, Oity Marshal M. H. expect to pass this point on tho way P. Williams, jr., and W. H. Snoed, to Madison on Monday. Police Judge, presented at this meeting bo referred back to tho commitBuggies, oarriages and harness ro- tees through whioh they came. by tho Kentuoky and Harness Adopted. ompany, mm m Money to Lend. By tho Louisville Savings, Loan and Building Co. I want to make some large or small loans on real es tate in this city. Those in need of monoy to build now houses will fur ther their interests by calling on mo, Geo. L. Payne, Agent. 29-l- and see us. CRUTCHER & ROBERTS l Un. JLjr Ronnifubout offlce,217te St. Cliiir street, AGENTS FOR ercd, aa It Is certnld. In its effects and docs not blliter. Read proof below : Tho Most Successful Keuicdy everdlscov PRINOB WELLS, of Louisville. Kendall's Spavin Cure. S Md., May 2, SO. n. J. Kkndaia Co.: ueb. wood, Oents About three years oro I wrote to yo about a horso I owned who had a Spavin. I used six bottles or your Kendall's bpavlu Cure, and It mads a comuleto euro. 1 have recommended It to ethers whokavu used It lttl liko success. Mus. Anaus E. Kiiuuxok. Millinery and Notions. The attention of tho ladios is called to the fact that I have just Moore's Poultry Remedy. uiupubuu. 30-2- t. THE OLDEST F0UTRY REMEDY opened a millinery and notion store TS market. Postlvely prevents and curesON THE 332 Second street, where I will 1 at keep constantly on hand a full stock of goods in my line. Will also make CHOLERA AND GAPES. dresses in the latest styles and with Kendall's Spavin Cure. Dn. B. J. Kendau. Co.: wear Birsi must sny that Ionco tried a bottle of your Kondall's Spavin Cure on a colt, and It entirely removed a bono spnvln and ju.u uu usuuu ma uoiuo in removing horse Is slxor seven years old, very sound, it, too and has done hard work all of the time. ilespectfully yours, E. Kmostox Sausbtot. three-year-ol- d I.IKDEK, Mrs. Josie Stephens. . mm More then pays for Its use In tho extra production of Warren Ca.Va., Juno 23, 1BS9. . m 30-l- If you want sulphur wator, fresh from tho Murray well, left at your residence every morning, leave orders at V. H. Averill's drug store, tho U. S. Express office or H. It. Williams' grocery. 23-t- f. se c & - as - Get a trial box. Kendall's Spavin., Cure. CHAPMAN WILLIAMS, DRUGGISTSDb, D. J. WM. CROMWELL, ATTORN EY-AT-LA- W Columbia, Ala., July 21,1889. Kkndau. Co. : Gents I have effectually removed ono csso of nono spavin with your Kendall's BpuvinCure. 1 choorfully recommend It to all. Ilespectfully, It. 0. Etnanr. PRESCRIPTION GOODS RISAZ, BSZVLTJB AGENT, WILL PRACTICE IN Headquarters for PERFUMES, TOILET AND SUNDRIES. 15-t- f. 01 jrranum ana int adjoining mil auo kits ipAeial attention to the purchasi and aale of real wtate, collection of rrnta, claim Finest nd the aefotinaoa of loana. lnn3B.1t THE COURTS SOU Mj. WATER in Frankfort I Price $1 per bottle, or slxbottlesfor 3. All drug-gtjj- s have It or can got It for you, or It will bo sent to any address on receipt of prlco by tho propria. tnu. DR. B. J.' KENDALL CO., Enostiurrjh Falls, Vermont, I April Aug .My, f fJUfifcx&kiftii; rf .. M ... . msmegm IrMiWw jypiffjipjfTirr t B2H5I r( j FRAMFOfiT ROUiNMUOUT, pout-ofllc- it . E stances wo havo no intention of Fires. "ocrouging" our well beloved brother out of a position for which he is bo The following is the firo rooord for Eatwed at the at Fntukf ort, Kentucky, eminently well qualified. tho past week: s as mailable matter. m Saturday night a false alarm was Suicided in St. Louis. turned in from box 10, corner of Todd tfJEO. A. LEWIS.. Editor and Publisher. and Main streets. Mr. N. 0. Cave committed suicide in Sunday morning about half past 0 in St. Louis on Monday. Ho was a o'clock an alarm from box 14 called FRANKFORT, APR. 1G, 1892. cousin of Mrs. J. K. P. South, of this tho department to the residence of county, and some thirteen years ago Reuben Taylor, on Third street, near ANOTHER CHANCE resided with his mother in this city. the Hermitage Distillery. A holo . and Children. cause the for Bought Another Farm. was burnt in flue. roof, serious by a For a Street Railway. damNo spark from a "Castoria is bo ttcD adapted to children Uii Castoria euros Colic Constipation, Col. R. P. Popper, of this city, has age. Frankfort may yet have a street Bour Stomach, Dlarrhosa. Eructation, I rccommond ltaa superior to any prescription Kills Worms, giTes sleep, and promotes dl car line and it only rests with the purchased of Mr. John W. Mastin, Monday afternoon an alarm came known to mo." II. A. Ascztxic, M. D., City Council to say whether we shall father of Messrs. Mastin Bros., of in from box 32, occasioned by the Without injurious medication. Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. T. or not, as Messrs. William Jarvis and this city, his farm of 205 acres, near burning of a fow shingles upon tho For scTeral years I have recommended' "The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and Verner K. MarquisB, 'of Louisville, White Sulnher. Scott county, for roof of a small frame house on ' Castoria, ' and shall always continue to Its merits so well known that It seems a work are tho Sour as it has invariably produced beneficial are ready and willing to build it. They eighty-fiv- e of supererogation to endoreo it Few dollars per acre. Mr. Broadway, occupied by Uncle Jake intelligent families who do not keep Castoria results." havo sent to Mr. John Meagher the Mastin gives possession on tho 15th White, colored. Edwin F. Fiimn, M. D., within easy reach." Carlos Minm?, D.D.. draft of an ordinance, in which Mr. of September. Tuesday night a stablo on tho farm "Tho Winthrop," 125th Strset and 7th Are., Now York City. New York City. Meagher is named as a corporator, of Mr. R O. Church, just across tho Late Pastor Bloomingdalo Reformed Church. Dr. Kelley's liaughter creek from where the Elkhorn Mills requesting that the same be submitDead. Thk Ckhtato Cootaht, 77 Mukrat Strkkt, Nkw York. ted to the City Council for action. In stood, was destroyod by fire. The the ordinance they only aBk to be Rev. H. G. Henderson received a stable contained a lot of brood mares granted the right to use the Btreets telegram Sunday from Dr. G. 0. and soike provendor, at tho time, but for a passenger railway. They do Kelloy, of Owensboro, Ky., former the marcs escaped. The loss on the Feb. not- - ask freight privileges or subof tho Methdist Church in this stable and provender was about 500, scriptions of stock, as they have the pastor calling him to officiate at the with no insurance. Evidently the money to build the road, and are re- city, work of an incendiary. of his little daughter Alfy. quired by the ordinance to have at funeral many friends of Dr. Kelley Wednesday morning about half The Co. least one mile of the road built and will sympathize with him in his past eloven o'clock, an alarm came in operation during the year 1892. trouble. in from box 12, occasioned by tho burning of a frame dwelling on TayThe proposed ordinance is so drawn lor avenue, owned by Mr. John M. that very little, if any, objection can Pure and Wholesome Quality be urged to it, and should be favorBanta and occupied by Mr. John ably considered by the Council. Dean. The department was on hand Sale Booms on They propose to commence the Commends to public approval the promptly, but the same old trouble road at the Midland yard, on Holmes California liquid laxative remedy, arose of the fire hydrant being severstreet, and run west on Holmes and Syrup of Figs. It is pleasant to the al squares away and not enough hose Chiirch. Mero streets to Ann, south on Ann to taste and by acting gently on the in the wagon to reach the fire, and to cleanse one of the horses had to bo sent back Main, west on Main to St. Clair, kidneys, liver and bowels south on St. Clair, across the bridge, the system effectually, it promotes to tho engine house for tho hose reel, and on Bridge street to Second, east tho health and comfort of all who consequently the flames gained conTho roof was on Second to Main street South Side use it, and with millions it is the best siderable headway. 3Mt. and only remedy. off and the house badly burned south on Main to Todd, west on wrecked beforo tho fire was extinTodd to Steele, north on Steele to Double Egg. (1KB L guished. The loss is about seven GOODS SEE Second; thence west on Second to GET hundred dollars, with one thousand Bridge, north on Bridge and St. Clair belonging to Mr. Charles A hen to Main, west on Main to Wilkinson; Featherston, who resides on Holmes insurance. thence north on Wilkinson to the city street, laid a twin egg on Saturday, Married in Jeff. limits. which is a curiosity. The two are The road will also be built east on joined together on the side by a thin Mr. A. Phythian Saffoll, youngest Main street from St. Clair to the strip, one beinga little larger than the son of Postmaster Jas. M. Saffell, and DISTILLERY, NOW m A SMALL .LKOHtRk r3 In operation, for sale cheap. Only $4,000u. Cemetery gate, and south on Shelby othor, are perfectly formed, and both Miss Fannie Taylor, Apvly to A rare burgnln. youngest M.T.MITCHELL, from Second to Todd. . together are a little larger than the daughter of Hon. E. H. Taylor, jr., f . Frankfort, Ky. Jan The right is also given in the ordi- ordinary sized egg. Both havo hard Representative from this county in turn- shells, with white and yolk alike in the nance to construct Legislature, eloped from this city $100 EEWAED- outs, turntables, Ac, and at least both. Saturday afternoon and were married three miles of road is to be coni in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Miss FROM THERE WA8 STOLENFrankfort;MY POCKETS structed and in operation within ,on Monday To Marry on the 20th. 1 on the streets of Taylor, accompanied by some young February 1, 1H92, four hundred und eighteen three years from the time the ordiiliBillilllllllllllllllHfek jBH XHEvy ft ii money and a fine gold open cose water 3:20 lady this city on the dollars In nance is passed and becomes a law. The marriage of Mr. Claude Bowles, L. friends, lea and chain. I will pay the above rewurd for the & N. train, and was joined at Benm m arrest and conviction of the thief. train dispatcher df the Kentucky A. J. 8U0WALTER. Deatli of Miss Thornton. Midland Railway, and Miss Nellie son Station by Mr. Saffell, who had Feb.6-tf- . Will. G. driven down to that point to prevent Miss Carrie Thornton, youngest Goodwin, daughter of Mr. OBTO suspicion. Tho young lady friends daughter of Mrs. J. 0. Thornton, of Goodwin, is announced to take place returned on the O. & O. train from Both the method and results when bride's parVersailles, and sister of Mrs. Job. B. at the residence of the Wednesday Eminence, and the young couple Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant ents on Logan street on Lewis, died at her mother's residence Thoy had and refreshing to the taste, and acts make went from there alone. on Friday afternoon of last week, at next, the 20th inst. They will cjently yet promptly on the Kidneys, weeks to the rela- been sweethearts for a long time, Liver aud Bowels, cleanses the sys3 o'clock, after a lingering illness. a visit of several Virginia imme- and the only objection upon the tem effectually, dispels colds, headu-iFrankfort, Ky. Miss Thornton was a beautiful and tives of the groom in diately after tho wedding and then part of the parents of both was that aches and fevers and cures habitual lovable young woman, unselfish and they were too young tho groom to the last degree, return here to reside. lacking two months of being of ago, constipation. Syrup of Figs is the t ORCHARD, LAWN, traits which were never more promiwhile tho bride is a few months his only remedy of its kind ever proBullock-McDowel- l. duced, pleasing to the taste and acnent than In her last moments. She junior. to the stomach, prompt in was a graduate of ProfrDodd'sHigh As soon aaPostmater Saffell learned ceptable Louisville, Dr. Thomas Bullock, of 1332. GARDEN. its action aud truly beneficial in its 2872. School, in this city and had been for and Miss Nettie McDowell, daughter of the marriage he telegraphed effects, prepared only from tho most eleven years a teacher in the Versalles of Maj. H. 0. McDowell, formerly of Phythian to come on home, but the healthy and agreeable substances, its Public School, and was greatly belov- this county, will be married at young people preferred to remain many excellent qualities commend it IMMENSE STOCK OF FRUIT AND ORNAMEN-- 1 tal treea, small fruits, shrubs, tines and ed by her pupils. About two months thejhome of tho bride's parents, until Monday with the family of tho to all and have made it the most plants. ago she was compelled to quit teach- near Lexington, at 9 o'clock on Tues- groom's uncle, Mr. John T. Gray, at popular remedy known. FHICSS XjO"W. ing, she hoped for only a short while, day evening next, the 10th inst. The Lyndon. Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and she was unable to resume her du- bride has many friends in this city our profits ceaseVwher and $1 bottles by all leading drug- We have no agents and and strawberry catalogue ties. Her condition was not considered and county, where she has frequently gists. Any reliable druggist who theirs begin. General Dr. Bliss Comiujf. on application to H,F. HILLENMEYEB. e critical until within the twenty-fou- r may not have it on hand will visited since tho removal of the famLexington, Ky. Feb. hours just .preceding her death, but ily to Lexington. The wedding is to Dr. T. F. Bliss, the eminent specialfor any one who it promptly she sank rapidly until the ond. The be celebrated with great eclat, and ist in the treatment of diseases of wishes to try it Do not accept any funeral was preached from her la to will be a memorable event in the so- the eye and ear, of Springfield, Ohio, substitute. residence on Sunday by Rev. W. F. cial history of the Bluo-graCALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO. Capital. will boat the Capital Hotel on Wed8AM FHANCI8C0, CAL. Noland, of Nicholaavillo, assisted by A special train of five coaches has nesday and Thursday, April 27th and a25dHV&Y. HEW rORK, tt.Y. IOUISVIUC. nnMiKvjf JiiTRevo. John R. Deering, of Versailles, been chartered by Major McDowell 28th. Tho Doctor is no traveling and H. G. Henderson, of this city, to convey the wedding guests from quack, and only visits this city at the rmrjnmLiKmmr and the throng of sorrowing friendB Louisville to Lexington, which will earnest solicitation of those of our fM s present attested the esteem in which pass through this city about 7 o'clock who have been greatly benofited by bis treatment, and MltES she was held. miles Tuesday evening. - IEBKWArAh'wJSBiP -r We tender our deepest sympathy those who may wish to consult him to her bereaved mother ana sisters. Death of George Weltzel. can rest assured that he will treat o KWRMKTjiaVZ their diseases in a scientific and "She is not dead but sleepeth." son of Mr. skillful manner. The Doctor restored MBMMMMHMHMMHMMS3k &HQZS Mr. George N. Weitzel, Keep Your Seat, Neighbor. Louis Weitzel, died at the home of Prof. E. A. Follmor to Bight when Dn. E.guaranteed specific and lljsterlu.Tkkat-menChain 0. West's Nkiivk Dizzifor a his parents, on Madison street, about that gentleman had about given up ness, Convulsions, Kits, Nervous Neuralgia. THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST The Roundabout tells of a pitcher, 0 o'clock Tuesday evening, after hope, and only a few weeks ago Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by tbo use of iilcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental filled with milk, being blown from a years of suffering from hip disease, Ion, Softening of tbe Drain resulting In cataracts from tho eyes of second-stor- y to lew Orleans; window to the pavemisery, dec.iy nnd ment below without being broken or aged 20 years. When a child of two Mrs. Logan, sister of Judge Geo. O. Premature leading toBarreness, Lossand death, of Power Old Age, spilling tho milk. Brother Lewis years he had a fall which injured his and Oapt. E. M. Drano, after tho In either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spermaof the brnln, torrhoea caused by Time, 25 Hours. may now take his place at tho head hip, and for eighteen long years ho or contains sight was obscured, and she is now oiio month's treutment. $1.00 Hach box six boxes of the class of spring prevaricators. a box, or SOLID VESTIDULEDTRAIN8.. was a great sufferer, and death came able to go about at will and without for $6 00, sent by mull prepaid on receipt of price. Capital. from assistance. The shortest and Quickest.. Mr. J. W. Qayle, the owner of the at last to him aB a sweet relief WE GUARANTEE BIX BOXES. aforesaid pitcher, is a front seat mem- pain. forgot the dates, but bo sure Don't anv order received With all his suffering ho was a man- to call and see him at tho Capital To euroboxes,case. With eachwith 85 00, we by us Georgetown to Jacksonville, Afc ber of the Ohuroh to which we are a accompanied will for six and was a great Hotel. send the purchaser our written guarantee to rebrother-in-laHe says the facts ly little gentleman, Time. 26 Hours fund the money If tho treatment docs not effect are as we stated them, and is ready favorite with all who knew him. His a cure. Guarantees Issued only by THE Lk-Solid Vestlbuled Trains. The Short line be iMPTE GAYLE CO., and J. W. GAYLE, tueen Cincinnati und to produce the pitcher and tho baby, death was a greatblow to his dovoted Attention, Sir Knights. Franktort, &Ky. Lexington, ky., Time, 2lfe Hours. to whom he was doubly enwho drank tho milk it contained, in parents, in Knoxvillk, Tkn.v., " Oommandery, No. 4, by reason of his great afflic17 Frankfort Ashrville, N. C " Dr. G. F. Thompson is deared evidence. 11 Ciuttanoooa.Tknn., " will moot in regu. Knights Tomplar, 16 " Gt., willing to make an affidavit that tion. Atlanta, OlIlMlNUlIAM, ALA.. 10 " Tho funeral took place Thursday lar monthly conclave on Thursday Will. Gaylo could not wrestle with Direct Connections at New Orleannand Surer Texan, Mexico and California. any case of We the truth. Being backed by these morning from the Ohurish of tho ovoning next, April 21st, at tlioir Liver will pay tbo above reward forHeada;ho, In- port for Frankfort via Kentucky Midland Railway Leave Complulnt. Dyspepsia, Sick largo attend- Asylum in Odd Follows' Temple. digestion, Constipation, or Costlveness we cannot vtit Georgetown 5:15 a.m. ; arrive Cluolnnat 10:20 gontlemen wo still maintain that the Good Shepherd, and tho any other line. when cure with pieco of china was not demolished, ance gave evidence of the high The regular annual election of officers directions Wost's Vi petable Liver Pills, They the a.m. Quicker than lopart from Central Union Alltrulns irrlv ut are are strlcllj complied with. esteem in which tho deceased was will bo held and a full attendance of purely Vegetable, und nover fall to glvo sutlsf ac- Depot, Cincinnati. neither was tho lacteal fluid therein Forltates MapB,dco..auare8C tion. Suimr Coated. Large boxes, containing SO the Sir Knights is desired. E. T. CHARLETON, contained wasted (no reference to held in this community. Pills, 26 cents. Hewanof counterfeits and ImiD. P. & T. a., Chattanooga, 3 tations. Tho gonulno manufactured only by horse allowed in this tho sixteen-foo- t MILLER, D. D. 'J, EDWARDS, THE Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ILL. JOHN 0. WEST COMPANY, CHICAGO, Traf. Mng, Cincinnati, O. 9 P. & A. T For sale by all druggist, connection), and under the circum e second-clas- itliihWfJ Infants 13-l- y. Iv Ii. ft ... Fiaiit Fuiiure iifaoiiii Mt J Have opened Ann Street, near Christian fld PUB. jpPtfRG s 1 FOR SALE. SOUR-MAS- H 23-t- to 1 ; side-track- s, t) I k . m Ji ft K Ykf !!. m ENJOYS 4 Eob't. B. Pranldm y. m m u w hi Vi v self-sacrifici- ng tu Vi AbU-lan- d, i pro-our- 20-3- m ss Mi9K m jkatfrWBB ii fellow-citizen- ?mmsMms& uo tHralPal !$ ymamsaaBim m -- ssmsmmmm0m i yy, ;f;! t, re-mov- od Do-pr- togta self-abu- se e. IS Hi "M C $500 Reward! 1 no , 10-l- I.r.4li.tM;vkiiiiiiuJ.;; ' fi ui year with a more complete line of goods than ever before. We begin the new Buggies, Phaetons, asr 2 FOR 18 92. ""ft h 5 'j A full line of HAND-MADE HARNESS, All prices. WAGON HARNESS, PLOW Surrys and! Road Carts in many styles. GEAR, and yariefy of SADDLES. wr jgk. 111 ' $1 r I ) ll r ii all sizes. laBfor' ' WyiTilTTwSs1iM KBSSSSSiimmi ar ak Messts. Mas tin Bros.: Of every W description and repairs for same. Harrows, Seed Sowers, Corn Gentlemen: After having used the Oliver and other Chilled Plows for years, we were induced to try the VULCAN, and without hesitation pronounce it the strongest, lightest draft, and the easiest handling plow we have ever used. No one will make a mistake in buying Very respectfully, it. W. J. & W. Ii. LKWIS, A. W. MACKLIN, WM. JONES, J. C. fc It. W. NOEL. SIDNEY BEDFORD, BOWEN A II0LT0N, JOHN GODDARD. ED WILEY, Planters, Cultivators, &c. $-- : What we advertise you will find we keep. it to jour interest to call and see us. ALL KINDS OF FIELD SEEDS, And we are sure that we can make 3McsLS5"xrxiar r fBMKPORT ROUNDABOUT 16, 1892. More or tlie Same Sort. Consumption. :lo:r.o.s gjg,............M. ! jf-- f y ai FRANKFORT, APR. TIME TABLE. The following timo table is now effect upon the L. fc N. road: TBAINS WK8T. in M." w No.231eaveeFrnnkfort No. 17 leaves Frankfort No. 21 leaves Frankfort No 19 leaves Frankfort TIIAINREABT. 9:40 u. m 3:00 p. m 7:38 p.m. 10:10 4:35 7.48 9:15 f:f0 a. m Nos. 23, 17 and 21 connect nt Lagrange for Cincinnati. No3. 23 nnd 21 connect nt Anchorage for Bloomfleld Branch. W. W. Alkxandeb, No. 18 leaves Frankfort.... No. 20 leaves Frankfort No .24 nrri7es Frankfort .... No. 22 leaves Frankfort p. m. p. jn. p. m. a. m. Agent. Col. Jolin Duvall Dead. Col. John Duvall, youngest brother of the late Judtce Alvin Duvall, died at Owenton on the 5th inst. He represented Owen county in the Legislature of 1871-2. At Georgetown Tuesday. The play of a Woman's Will, in which Miss Sallie Theobald, of this city, takes a prominent part, will be produced at Georgetown on Tuesday evening next. Twin Mules. other a bay. Both colts are alive and growing finely. This is the first instance of the kind wo have ever hoard of. fc Mr. Robert Young, of Hatton, has a mare which, a few days ago, foaled twin mule colts, one a sorrel and the K Ladies. Are you suffering from weakness? Do Is your complexion ?sallow? Are you you havo constant back-aohoconstipated? Do you feol all tired ut? If you have any of these feelings bogin at once to use Dr. Halo's Household Tea. It will give you a clear complexion, will restore you to health and strength and will make you feel like a new person. Get it today at Carpenter's South Side Drug Store. 4 Jim's Namesake. formerly and abolished sevknown as Joshua, eral years ago, has been ed under the name of Saffell, in honor of the handsome PostmaBter in this city, and Mr. George V..Harrod has been appointed Postmaster. Sohool-houso, The post office at Bald Knob waB which m Fruit Gone. The first throe nights of this week we had heavy frosts and ice to the thiokness of a knlfo blade formed on the puddles of water, and those who havo examined the fruit trees think that the peaches, cherries and early app"leB havo all been killed, but that the late apples havo not boon injured. Will Locate Here. Prof. E. P. Komnls, of Chicago, will locate in this city on the first of May for tho purpose of giving instructions in piano music Tho Professor is a thorough musioian and a first-clas- s teacher. All those wishing to placo pupils under his instruction aro requostod to notify Mr. Ohas. Stoubenrauoh, at 225 Broadway. W. B. EDDY & CO., Whitehall, N. Y. iOcSSct&itiui Lake, of Lexington, manager of this division of the East Tennessee Telephone Company, has been in the city for a week past, enDame Nature is a Good gaged in removing the old telephone Book-keepe- r. lines, which aro badly eaten with rust, and putting up new ones. It She don't let us stay long in hor will require several days yet to comdebt before we settle for what we plete the work: owe her. She gives us a few years' grace at the most, but the reckoning Fishermen's Rate. surely comes. Have you neglected a cough or allowed your blood to grow impure without heeding the Taking, effect April 10th, the fisher--AND DEALER IN- warnings? Be wise in time, and get men's rate to Elkborn and Switzer world-fame- d Dr. Pierce's Golden will be one fard for the round trip. the Medical Discovery, which cures as All tickets form R. T. X. and limited well as promises. Asa to date of sale. und a cure for a lung-heale- r, G. D. Bekcaw, PIPE AND FITTINGS, ETO. STRICT ATTENTION GIVEN TO scrofula taints, it towers above all G. P. A. JOB AND CONTRACT WORK. ALL WORK others, as Olympus overtops a moleGUARANTEED. hill. To warrant a commodity is to Big: Four World's Fair Opposite State House, FRANKFORT, KENTUOKT. be honorable ' and above deception, Route to Chicago. and a guarantee is a symbol of honest dealing. You get it with every bottle All trains of the popular Big Four of the "Discovery." By druggist. Business College Route aro vestibuled and equipped TtLEORAPHY.fto. with palaco sleeping cars, private Shorthand. Failed to Pay Their Taxes. compartment buffet cars, reclining WRIT FOR OATALOQUK ARD FUU.lNFORHATIOIl.1 IWWBV W I C ITV chair cars and elegant parlor cafe There are over five hundred prop- dining cars, start from Central Union erty owners in Franklin county who station, Cincinnati, where connection the Queen & Cresent have failed to pay their State and is made with route and Louisville & Nashville railcounty taxes for the year 1891. The road, avoiding the disagreeable DIXIE'S F4V0JITE. FOJf THE WOODS Of THE SOUTH IT HAS HO EQUAL present law forces the County Attor transfer across tho city necessary via Th patent by which thli Saw la protected comUta of a depression of the face of the lines, enter ney to bring Buit for the possession of other nf Mia TVnrld'a Chicago in full catting 'teeth through the center from point to base, thus rcmoYing all friction while FnJr bnildincrs. viavu this property, and thero were a num- and stop at YanBuren, street opposite in use, glTlng strength and stiffness to the toeth and increasing three-fol-d tr tho of the "set." WE CHAIXEMGK TBS WBBI.D predaee m Mtm ber ofjudgments againBt delinquents Auditorium, Loland and Richelieu eqsuOlar the ATMUTS VAST CUTTUfG DKXTEB. at the last term of the Circuit Court. Hotels. 1 Five trainB daily betwesa CincinThe Sheriff has writs of possession nati and Indianapolis, two trains and bis deputy is dispossessing the daily for St. Louis and Peoria, sure owners. oonnction for all western and northeastern points. Rates as low as tho stlTer Hnadlea, lowest. Tickets via the Big Four Wedding:. IoulBvllle .7S rMv,0eell tel, InelaeUUMgBsusOlex. tl.ee per flea. atcI, WltkOHt route are on sale at coupon offices ' BEWARE OF .MUTATIONS. country. Be sure Miss Mary Annie Mooro, daughter throughout the you get them. The Urge demaad for the Ancm Coxcats Tooth Daxra Saw has led competitors to maker of Mr. William B. Moore, formerly of D. B. Mabtin, Inferior Saws which they claim "as good as the Dexter." These imitation Saws are raada from a lower grade of steel, inferior workmanship, and without the patent concare tooth. Genoral Passenger Agent, this city, and Mr. George R. Wash- Ask yonr hardware dealer for the "Atxihs Dkxtm" and take no other. If the dealer wil Cincinnati, O. and Spirit burne, editor of tho Wine not order it for you, remit amount with order direct to ms. Bulletin, will be married at the First From Sire to Son. Christian Church, on Wednesday F P ATKINS Xm CO Mbupfls.M. HMptujiN. ovening, April 27tb, at 8:30 o'clook. Tut As a family medicine Aunt Fanny's Uch. 124m e. a w. Miss Moore is a beautiful and ac- Health Restorer passes from sire to complished young lady, and quite a son as a legacy. If you have kidney, liver or blood disorder do not delay, favorite in Louisville society. but get a free sample package of this remedy at once. If you have IndigesMerit TWIns. tion, Constipation, Headache, Rheucitizens, matism, etc., this grand specific will We desire to say to our cure you. Chapman & Williams, tho that for years we have been selling leading druggistB, are distributing Dr. King's New Discovery fo samples free to the afflicted. Large 28 Consumption, Dr. King's New packages 50c. Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have NO 261 WEST JEFFERSON STREET, never handled remedies that sell as well, orf that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not Turnpike Stockholders' hesitate to guarantee them every Meeting. TELEGRAPH ORDERS FILLED DAY AND NIGHT. rime, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satis- THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE of tlio Frankfort umlFlnt TELEPHONE 1050. RING 2. factory results do not follow their Creek Turnpike Compuny, nt the 1892, for o'clock, on Wednesday. May 4tli, remedies have won nt 12election of ofllcers for tho ensuing year nnd use. These the their great popularity purely on nny other business that& may 11come before the ARROD, Pres. A. meeting. DEN. MARSHALL, Bet. und Treas. their merits. For sale by April 18. U& P. H. Carpenter, Druggist. i We flIVE AWAY absolutely FREK MARK. At tho present timo tho counterfeits r c ises to be tried at the June term of tho Federal Court promise to outnumber thoso for moonshining. Two more men charged with counterfeiting were arrested Monday by Deputy Marshal Con. McCarty and lodged in jail. Their names aro Ben Baxter and Tommio Hocker-smitand reside in the northern portion of this county. Thoy are supposed to belong to the gang of which Zach. Morelan, who. was arrested some time ago, was at the head. h, Tho most to bo dreaded of all diseases often begins in a simple cold, simply neglected. No cough should be allowed to run a single day without using the finest remedy in tho world, Dr. Hale's Household Cough Cure. It acts like magic, strengthening the lungs, allaying all irritation and cures a cough where all other remedies fail. 25 and 50c. per bottle at Carpenter's South Side Drug Store. 4 sp JAY EYE BEE Mn. J. I. Cask, (Hickory Grovo Farm, homo Kaclne, Wis., saya: "Alter trying of 'cry known remedy, I removed a lurpo Hunch o two years standing, from a a year old lllly, witfc. i,hreo applications of e) 2 S j' PINN'S milEHTn of. I S. I Us tho best preparation I lmvoeveruscdorhcard I heart! fy recommcnd-l- t to nil Horsemen." s New Lines. Mr. Allan Wchave hundreds of such testimonials. per bottle. Ask your druggist for It. Iflio KStSSMSPJ Prlcc.Sl.50 KK.TOlKlflBTnAPg docs not kevpH,KL'n(tus'Jc.stauip3orsllvcr,fortriaWOx. DWARD CLAASSEN, PI2iLCTICI Plumber, GasSteam Fitter blood-renovato- r, Gas Fixtures, Bath Tubs, Sinks, Ciosets, BRYANT & STRATTON ,M Book-kkpin- A0 . Atkins' Patent Concave Tooth Dexter. f dai-blll- u l tU i Plants, Bulbs. Seeds. Metal Designs. NOTICE. S Ja THOMPSON, Court-home- , Rose Buds a Specialty, SI LK of cost, mi eieKiuitDiiicKorooioreu 3ILK PRESS mttorn of 10 yards to any youi i; lady In every town In floral designs. 8U-3- Easter Flowers. E. Power will havo American FRANKLIN COURT OF COMMON FLEAS. Beauties ut 75 cents, for Easter, also ANbON STKUiUN'd, Adm'r., )y T. Lillios of tho Valley, Carnations and Equity, vs. all tho finest roBos. Anson T. Stedman's Ueihs, Ac.,I)ef't. J 32-- 1 1. Fon Rent A dwolling-housThird street. Apply to 28-- tf o on Virginia Duvall. merica who iswiuine tointro-lui-- o milium her friends "THE nm.'VM inr.. 1ft. Kimro, CI column, Illustrated mat;-- i izine, mio or tho best published. I i I Hiatal IJDevotedtoFlctlon.Fiishlon.Flow. mftSMSUKKK ors, Fancy worn, Homo DecoraPERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST tions umievrr)thlnKiert.iliilni!to the household. ALL estate of Anson T. Stedmnn. deceased, Send ut oiicn 25 cents for tho inimiizlne one year are heieby notified to produce sumo before me, on trhil nnd a packimo of oieuut silks to welrct on or before tho 1st day of May. Ib92. pro en ns from. Address THE MODERN OUEtN CO., street. Newlluven, conn, I UWM. CROMWELL, required by law.l; o. w. t Juno Mention this paper. Commissioner. April t. Cu j NOTICE. FOR SALE. DRESS rnrr I n r tinnvuu 15-b- bM. l-- FAVORABLE TERMS, THE PUCE ONT l which we resldo, near tho Cltr School, with two ndJoIniiiK lots e.ich llftv feet front on F.wlng: street, running back about twohuudrwl feet, Tho tract will be noli! ns one or n perately. as desired, lor price and tonus apply to usnrW H. xverlll. MARY AND MAG. PAGE. AN ESSES pmwW t u--i freKga mv8w? fffiFpF?' r? , pwrw. W nmrri i Eeady for Spring Trade in the most complete Ready for Spring Trade with a large line of j Gas and Gasoline Stoves, double IS' ! China Store In Kentucky, with goods at prices that cannot be duplicated. Call and see the patterns closing out. goods. Cook stove s Bap I am No trouble to show JNO, T. BUCKLEY. Religious. ,. f thick Tinware, Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers, and a complete line of House Furnishing Goods too large to mention. Take the elevator and examine my second floor. Tin roofing, guttering and job work solicited. JOHF T. BUCKLEY. Leads. I We would sell their preparations, thus preventing people from buying the original tested medicine. "Radam's Microbe Southern Press yterian Church Killer" is what you need. It is now, Kev. W. G. Neville, the pastor, will and for years has been, making occupy his pulpit at 11 Violin For Sale I have a fine more cures than all other remedies violin of German make which I .will combined. Read their advertisement a. m. and 7:30 p. m., as usual. sell cheao. in this paper. Don't be deceived. made."! be greatly obliged to the ministers and officers of churchestn the city if they would furnish us with any announcement which they may wish from nearly every neighborhood in this broad land, comes the grateful acknowledgement of what it has done and is doing for our daughters. The only medicine for the distressing and painful irregularities and weaknesses of women, sold with a positive guarantee to give satisfaction in every case, orv money refunded. In other wonels, sold on trial. The Old Original Remedy Sick people Bhould not be deceived by pretenders who talk about "Mi-crobi- ," DR. W. I. KELL OF CINCINNATI, O., will be at the Kentucky Central Railway "BLUB GRASS ROUTE,' Shortestand Quicken ruuterroin '"germs," "baccilli," &c, to PHOENIX E.GTEL, IN LEXINGTON, KY., OKNTRAL KKNTUCKY TO ALL POINTS 1 ' j Repairing of all kinds neatly and Easter Music. promptly executed by the Kentucky Buggy and Harness Company. Kev. W. 0. Taylor, the pastor. The music at the Easter services at the Church of the Good Shepherd toFirst Presbyterian Church The morrow will be unusually fine. Prof., at 11 a. Wayland Graham, the organist, has usual services m. and 7:30 p. m., conducted by Eov. arranged the following programme j! McOlusky Blayney, D. D., the pas- for mass at 10:30: tor. La Hacho Kyrie 9:30 in the chapel. 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. Baptist Church Sunday-scho- ol at 25-t- f. Louis Harris. Satusday, Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, April 16th, 1892. May 7th. 1892. May 28th, 1892. Juno 18th, 1892. ' HOHTH. EAST. WEST. UB SOUTHWEST. , KASTLINE BETWEEN , jM "; M II; LEXINGTON SCHEDULE .AND CINCINNATI. Public worship at m., conducted by HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) cured without surgical operation uud with little or no pain. INEFMSCT NOV. 15TU. 1891. lB-t- f. REEERENCES . W. McKee Hardle, Frankfort, Ky. J. A. Scott. Frankfort, Ky. Dr. E. M. Gober, Frankfort. Ky. J. T. Staten, Frankfort, Ky. Rev. L. P. Uulett, Benson. Ky. A. II. McClure, Frankfort. Ky. vV. J. Hughes. Frankfort, Ky. David Moore, Benson, Ky. Jus. M. Wlthrow.Frunkfoit, Ky. V. ooutli liound Express IiuitlliiB Ex Suu. LveCInclnnatl. blOam Lve Covington. 818an Falmouth. 0 45itm " Cynthiana liHSum UOOpiu oUBpin Dully. No.l, No.5, No. 8, Daily ACCOlll. Ex sun. Daily . Berberlch, Frnnkfort, Ky. 2C5pm Episcopal Church Rev. E. A. Penick, the rector, will occupy the pulpit at Ascension Church tomorrow inorning at 11 o'clock and at 7:30 p. m. Special EaRter music will be rendered by the choir at the morning service. at 11 Darsie will preach Lambillotte ReginaCoele 7:30 as usual. and LaHache Young People's Society of Christian Ave Maria Owen will hold their weekly pray- Tautum Ergo Endeavor , Church at Tho members of the other er meeting in the Lecture-roomchoirs and the music loving people 7 p. m. of tho city are invited to attend both Catholic Church The usual services. services at the Church of the Good Change of Time. will be conShepherd ' ducted by Rev. Fattier W. E. Gorey, The Kentucky Midland Railway the pastor. has just issued a new time card First mass at 8 a. m., second mass which goes into'effect on Monday. at 10:30 a. m., andvespors at 3 p. m. Under the new arrangement train The music at the roqrning and arrives at 11:40 a. afternoon services will bo unusually No. 2, which' now 0:33 a. m., and No. m. will come in at ' fine. 7 which now leaves at 11:40 a. m. METnoDiST Church Rev. W. IV will depart at 1 p. m. Poynter, D. D., President of Science Hill Female College, Shelby ville.Sy., Cheap Rates to Chicago. will All the pulpit, in the absence of is selling the pastor, Sunday morning at 11 The L. & N. RailroadChicago for tickets from this city to 7:30. o'clock and in the ovening at Sunday-schoconvenes at 9:30 a.m. 7.46. The Epworth League will meet in Married. the class room at 6:45 o'clock p. m. a cordial Mr. Henderson extends T In this city, on Rev. George Darsie, Monday, invitation to the members of the Mr. LouisApril 11th, lb9. byMiss Alice Merchant. C Stephens nnd .General Assembly to attend those services. . . ol Christian Church Rev. George Gerold Gloria s Millard Credo Rossini Offertory (Inflammatus) LaHache Sanctus La Hache Benedictus Millard Agnus Dei At vespers, at 3 o'clock afternoon, the following music will be rendered: Peters Vesper Psalms Mozart Magnificat DR.KELLEY'S office und residence Is at 259 West Eighth street, Cincinnati, and where he may be found every day of each week except S ATU Arr " Ollipm 48ouni . . ' 'J6'Jpm biilipm . . Paris. . . 1118am lU2bpm 6 lUpm Lexington miUnn 11 00pm 7U0pm . . . . 11 Slttpm Lve Paris. . . Pamphlets describing these diseases ArrWinchester and the mode of treatment sent freo to any one Lve Winchester W. I. KELLEY, M. D., by addressing Arr Richmond. 259 VV. Eight St. Cincinnati, O. Lve Richmond. " Lve Berea. . . CONSULTATION FREE. ArrLtvincston. V. t "run-down," ' "i tORXJUCtarigso J' T Worn-out, gtiffl 'ambition Ilaf. jou written mi jrelf If you li.rtn't, whdora and Intelllrent t feeble women, need Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It builds them up. It's a powerful, restorative tonic, or strength-give- r free from alcohol and injurious Tho entire system is redrugs. newed and invigorated. It improves digestion, enriches tho blood, dispels aches and pains, gives refreshing sleep, and restores.flesh and strength. As a soothing nervine, it allays and subdues hysteria, spasms, and all tho nervous symptoms commonly attendant upon functional and organio disease.' It's the only guaranteed medicine for women. It does what is promised or it asks nothing. It gives satisfaction, in every case, or tho money paid for it is refunded. That's the way its makers prove their faith in it. Contains no alcohol to inebriate ; no syrup or sugar to derango digestion; a legitimatq medicine, not a beverage. Purely vegetablo and perfectly Tiarmless in any condition of the system. write, end who. after Initructlun, will work Indue on y, will, I prom!., you my ipecUl. ccraonal attention. I lo briefly leach tnj fairly intelligent Denon of either lex, who road end 136pm 136pm 2U5pm 805pm Lve Livingston. 8 15pm Lve London . . 4 lOpni Arr Corbln. . . 4C0pni LveCorbln. . . 500pm Lve Barb'rvlllo. 552pm Lvo Plnevllle. . (i 41pm Lvelllddlesb'h. 7 35pm ArrCum'bGap. 7 65pm Lve Corbln. . . 4 50pm Lve Wlllla'sb't'. 5 45pm Arr Jelllco.. . . U20pm . . . . Lve Richmond 150pm Lve Lancaster.. 4 45pm Arr Stanford. 5 20pm Wo. 2, Dally .xjn 12 lOnn 12 Wpin 25am .... .... .... .... G15pm G6Upm 7 05pm 800pm . . . .... .... .... .... ..... . . . . - A . . . . .... earn Three Thousand DoIIrli In thetr own octlltlei, where- Ttr the lire. I will ftlao furnlah the ligation or employment, at which you can earn that amount. I charge nothlnf and recelre noth Ing aa abore. Nothlnr difficult to learn, or that trlouelr, how to North-Boun- d. ExSun. Express vimy' a No. 6, Ex Sun. Sally union roqulroe much time. I detlre but one peraon from county. I hare ready teuht and provided with employment a large number who are making-orerlhre'Iltauund Dollarea Year, each. All la new. eotld.eure. Full particular! Tree. After you know ell, If you conclude tojco no further, why, no harm la done. Addrete, K$p&iiiiiij C. A.LLK.V, Dec.5-ly. eaen aiainct or al- Itiix i'-iO, AiiKiutu, Muliie. Lve WIllla'Bb.g. a 8 60am Arr CorMn.. . . 9 35am Lve Cum'b Gap. Z 6 83am Lve Mlddlesb'h g 6 6Sam Lve Elnevllle-- . tj 7 47am Xvo Barb'rvltlo. a 85am . . ArrCprbln.. 9 25am 3S Lve Corbln. . . 9 s5jim 5 Lve London . . 10 nam Arr Livingston. 11 05am Lve,LlvlnRston. ,.,. . . 1115am Lve Berea 12 lOnn Arr Richmond. . . . . .1241pm Lye Richmond.. GOSani 12 41pm ArrWinchester 0 55am 135pm Lve Winchester 7 10am 165pm 7 45am 2 27pm Arr Paris Lve Lexington, 7 00am 200pm 7 53am 2 87pm Arr Paris. Lve Cynthiana. 8 21am 3 07pm LVO Falmouth.. 923am 4 01pm Arr Covington. 1051am 535pm Arr Cincinnati. 11 00am 6 45pm . Lve Stanford., .Lancaster Arr Richmond, Lve Jelllco.''. . a g g j0 15am "Sloam 7 Ojdiil 7 ooam ' . . . , . . . . . . . ' ' ' ' . . . .. -- & . . .... . .... ... . . . . .' k . 3 45pm 4 25pm '. . . , 4 ..... .... ..sg ;s 48pm 530pm 045pm .... fS7pm .... .... )$ STEPHENS-MERCHAN- 66 Meeting at Lawrenoeburq. Died. Rev. H. G. Henderson, of this city, is aiding Rev. W. T. Poynter, D. D., in a meeting at Lawrencoburg, Ky. The new Mothodist Church was dedicated in that place last Sunday by Rev. T. J. Dodd, D. D., and revival services will be continued by Mr. Henderson. At the family residence, 220 PATTE30N. West Capitol avenue. Sunday, April 10, at 7 a. ni ROBERT TODD, Infant son of Walter L. and Mary Baker Pattejon, aged 3 months and 10 days. Funeral from above number this afternoon at 2o'clock. Friends are Invited. The burial will be private. We deeply syinpathize with the parents In their nniictfon. They have cherished fondly the hope that their little one, who hud been sick for some time, would recover, but were llnully compelled to give up. Ho was ti very pretty bright-eye- d babe and had won the affection of all who hud gazed upon him. Springfield, Ills., Monitor. ej i 8 MOTHERS'! FRIEND ' aK $?WL To Young : 'Kr&'JTV Mothers g j TO NIC OTJIWES -1- - MAYSVILLE BRANCH. No. 10, North-BounDaily, Ex. Sun. Cincinnati"?! Lve. , . Lve. Covington 7 00am Lve. Lexington 7 55am Lve. Paris 8 18a in Arr. Millersburg No. ia Ex. Sun Dally, ..... ...'.. . Arr.Carlisle Arr. Johnson ,.,,.-..Arr.Maysvill South-Bound. 520pm 616pm 038pm 840um 700pm 9 84 am 764pm 1010am 830pm No. 9, No. lie Dally, Daily. Ex. Sun, Ex. Sun 6 6 G 2 65 pm 3 02pm v V ' .? 'm JL.QSS OF APPETITE, Indigcs'tion, A protracted meeting will be commenced at the Christian Church on Monday evening week and will bo Rov. continued for two weeks. George Darsie, the pastor, will bo assistod by Rev. Mark Oollis, of who is one of the most elo- ministers of the Suont and popular Kentucky. Church in Lox-ingto- n, Shiloh's Consumption Cure. This is beyond question the most successful Cough Medicine wo have ever sold, a few doses invariably cure the worst cases of Cough, Croup and Bronchitis, while its wonderful success in tho cure of Consumption is without a parallel in tho history of medicine. Since its first discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test whioh no other medicine can stand. If you have a cough wo earnostly ask you to try it. W. trAYLE. W Makes Child Birth Easy. Shortens Labor, Lessens Pain, Endorsed by the Leading Physicians. Book to "Mother i "mailed TIUSE. BRADHELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA, GA. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. : Headache, Neryous Prostration, Neuralgia, Palpitation of tho Heart, Loss of Energy, Weakness of Back, Feelings of Languor and Lassitude, General Debility, La Grippe, Etc., Etc. In uo for 25 years by eminent physicians nnd nurgeons In the United Btatew, and pronounced by them the bcit TONIU extant. others fall. Ii cures where allyour DruggistTry It and b for It. convinced. Aak Dyspepsia, Nausea, Sour Stomach, Sleeplessness. Lve.Maysville Lve. Johnson Lve. Carlisle Lve.Millersburg Arr. Paris Arr. Lexington Arr. Covington Arr. Cincinnati . . . ... 7 7 8 10 51 11 00 20am 67am 60 a m 16am 40 a in 28am 10pm 700pm a m (187pm a m 045pm 4 150pm 227pm 320pm 846pm Carry the news to Mary, And, pray, bo not too long, For she is fast declining, And, surely, 'twould be wrong-N- ot to tell her of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. We do want Mary to know, in some way or other, that remedy will cure this world-fame- d her beyond a doubt! It's just the medicine for young womanhood, and thousands has it oridged over that perilous sea. From every State, from every oifcy, Notice. FRANKLIN CODRT OF CO M5I0N PLEAS WAKHEK Aynes, Adm'r, nrn nnrn. nhnnt or back lame, uho Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by J. e Price 10c, 50o. and $1? If your lungs .4 i PRICE, $1.00 PER BOTTIiE. J. W. ED RAY & GO,, Mauls, and Proprs., n Wabhen Aynks, heirs Ac, VH. Equity. gain. We have some first class second hand buccries and phaetonB for sale. Call and see them If you want a bar- Mastin Bros. , HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST estato of Wnrron Ayne.1, deceased, are notified to produce the same to me, on or hereby before the first day ot May, 1&I2, proven as reWM. CROMWELL, quired by law. ALL PERSONS 30-t- f. April ML Master Commissioner F. 0. 0. P. S. AVERILL, Sole Agent, Frankfort, Ky. JunelS-ly- . O.P.ATMORE, S.R.KNOTT, Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt. General Ofllces, Loulsvllle.'Ky. S. F. B. MORSE, Asst. Gen'l Pass. Ag't. Office, Chamborof Commerce Bldg., Cincinnati, O. No, 1 Dally to nil points excopt Rowland Division, which Is dally except Sunday. No. 2 Runs dally except Sunday from Lexington to Cincinnati. No.l Runs dally. No. 4 Runs dally from all stations except the Rowland Division, which is dally except Sunday, No. 6 Dally except Sunday. No 6. runs dally except Sunday between Cincinnati and Lexington. No. 16 Paris und Lexington Accommodation dally. Leaves Lexington 10,00 u. m. Arrives Paris 10H6 u. m. Leaves No. 7 Falmouth Accommodation. Arrives Falmouth Cincinnati 5.16 p. m except Sunday. 7.05p. m., dally No. 8 Leaves Falmouth Ou.m, Arrives Cincinnati 7.65 a. m dully except Sunday. Nos. land 3 make connections at Winchester for points on the N.N. &M.V.Ry.,E. D. No. 1 Carries through cars from Cincinnati to Hlddlesborough and Cumberland Gap and all stations and runs dally. &. mmnawHzva jjtf L' .;,.,. fflffli U nn wi??spif t jt"S Tf ' :'??fY?liT'wVTr T'rTOW to? j1 i,';w,T7,p ' T . W'l b 7 H JlTev JUS!: Sterling Oil ver Spoon s, Forks and Fancy Pieces in Plush Cases, "WWsk JESisarr 3BBee:lL-w-cl- . SILVER STERLING dTust If E ASTER ilfcNMTi Also Many new pieces in PLATED WAKE suitable for Easter, Birthday and Wedding Presents. fBBttfrl!?iv" VYj lif?BM"rlx' it'1 'HWl I 'ft. What would bo nicer than a Souvenir Spoon for an Easter gift. We have many designs in Souvenir Spoons, including the Frankfort Spoon, Bow Knot any other populnr patterns. All silver purchased from us will be engraved free of charge. S Ste ling Silver. Prios 75 oents. XT r r JUS TRB M. A. Ifv w SELBERT, 233 St. Clair Street. JAPANESE IR S CUKES ALL DISEASES! Consumption Cured. butsincesho has been taking Several Diseases Cured. Sterling Silver. Price 75 cents. NS H Cr Dr. Hale's Household Oint- ment r. ft? ?$ f. Bf Is tho finest remedy In the world. cures It absolutely cures catarrh. It Oures Neuralgia and Rheumatism. Piles like magic Cures Salt Rheum in the most soothing manner. Oures Inflamed and Granulated JEyelids. Oures Coughs and Colds. Can bo taken internally. A positive specific for Pneumonia. Outs, Bruises, Burns, Chilblains, Sores of long standing, Corns and Bunions aro cured quickly: different from all else; superior to all else; it has no equal, 25 and 60c. boxes. Large size cheapest. Sold at Carpenter's South Side drug store. 5-- ly 6ar)P,LE or whatever kind AGuir.inteedCurefor Files Blind or Weeding Internnl, or degree-Exter- nal. Itching, Chronic. Heceutor eredltnry. This Remedy 1ms positively no r been known to rail. $1.00ii box, 0 boxes, for $5.00; sent by mnll prepaid on receipt of price. A written Guarantee positively Given to ench purehasor or six boxes, when purcnased at one time, to refun. tne 5 00 J W paid If not cured, (timr.intee issued by Drug, GAYLE. nndLECOMPTK&GAYLK CO.. gists nndSole Agents. Frankfort, Ky. Call for Jan- - l6"1- sample. Wr ATTENTION. MRS. SOL. HARRIS, With Miss the head milliner, has just returned from the Eastern Markets with the best and largest assortment of imported CURE "I believe kqep It to be one of the best medicines sold. The physicians, tw years ago. said my wife had consumption, both lungs ullectt-d-. I ANNIE WALLERMAN, '(fill !, $ Forks of Ellcliorn. Miss Mattie Triplett was visiting friends at Switzer last week. Miss Mattie Greenup is able to get out after quite a spell of siokness. Rev. J. H. Burdin will preach af and Pigeon Fork y Mrs. Robert Craig, of Cincinnati, has been visiting friendB here the past week. Mrs. Ruth Kyte and Sadie Friend, of Covington, are visiting Mrs Lulie Jones, near Switzer. Master Emmett Triplett left Wednesday for Mt. Sterling to spend the summer with friends. Elder Creighton will preach at the morning Christian Church and night at the usual hours. Mrs. Fannie Allen is fencing in her lot recently bought of South Trimble, and will soon erect a neat cottage for herself. and Featherston Mrs. Sarah daughter, Jennie, have returned home after a week's visit to friends in to-da- ttidam'a Microbe Killer she has been right at home attending to her business, ami Is In better health tuan she has been In ai learn. "It. T. POOLE, Cedartown, Ga." bao had to send her outh foseeal springs to ii.r nllte, i;i "In "I cheerfully testify to tho curathe powers of your medicine. Having been a sufferer from weak lungs, bronchial ntfoctlon and Indigestion, er taking Microbe Killer nil of the above af symtoma have entirely disappeared. Below will bo found a list of advertised " ours. etc.. letters for the week ending April Glth, THUS. L. DAVIS, "Janitor Howard Memorial Library, 1892: "New Orleans, La." Advertised Letters at Frankfort, Ky. HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Pevler, Miss Asthma and Catarrh Cured. Eddie "I have been a suff-rfrom asthma and Pattee, J. H. catarrh, for more than two years piist. getting Bare, Carrie most of my sleep sitting ui In bed ocreclli Ing In MiBS Bi.own, Miss Ella Roberts, a chair. I ha e used one Jug of B idiun's Microbe James W. mer Killer, and f r the lust three woeks have been Bradford, Jessie Roberts. Rev. sleeping naturally, soundly and sweetly as a child. I attribute my relief to the remedy, and Joseph Bailey, Joseph heartily recommend It Erlghtwell. Tom Reufrow, John S. uHthmsttlc or catarrhal to any one suffering from trouble. Brown, William, Reufrow, John Respectfully, "EDWIN R. MOORE, Rogers, W. A. Brown Walter "Cashier In Dank of Adalrvllle. Ga." Cunningham, T, Smith, Charlie Ames, Charlie Ally, Sason er tt, &c, which we will sell lower than ever. We are ready now to take your orders. J. L. RODMAN & SON. 5c. 7j4c- - J: U ('8 ft I 4 ,' Woodford. son, Mr. William Louis Lea, jr., Perkins arid Roe Sudduth, were visiting Mr. Louis Lea, near Woodlake, the past week. Mrs. Bettie House and daughter, Mary, and Mrs. Craig, from Frankfort, wore visiting friends here tho first of the week. They are clearing away tho debris of tho burnt mill- and will erect another flour mill as soon as possible. We only hope this report which comes to us will prove true. Although the weather keeps cool, everyone is busy putting in their gardens. Our fruit prophets here do not agree, some think the fruit is all killed by our continued cold weather and frost and some say it is not hurt. ad Florence Dunn, P. R. H. (2) Clark. Miss Tiddy Can trill, John Ollne, J. T Ohaney, Mills Daviess, Miss Smlther, Blant steei, iienry Stranton, Frank Simpson. Mrs. Smoot, Miss A. Scott, America Margarett Mat-ti- e Killer for fllteen days I am entirely cured, after being nick two years with malarial faver, and during which time I contracted other diseases, Ilux. etc. I was attnded during this time by three of the best doctors of the city without being bene"WM. DOHERTY, fitted, "10 Celeste St., New Orleans. La." Fever and Flux Cured. "I cheerfully testify that after tiking Microbe BIG-- B JLKLGrJLIHS. Best Indigo Blue Calicoes Best Colored Calicoes Best Dress Ginghams Best Apron Ginghams Black Cotton Stocking Good Yard Wide Bleached Cotton Donsey, G. Sharp, Mitt Dillon, William circular and the Send 2 cents stamp for smoot, Kea Ureyham, (J. is Microbe War, shows what disease Is and.what the remedy must be, and do, to cure It. Read It, Gwyn, Mrs. Belle South, Miss circulate It and you will the discoverer for saving Mamie N. Address George, Miss Triloar, Walter H. your life. MICROBE KILLER, Nashville. Tenn., RADAM'S agents Gordon, William Taylor, Mrs. Ella boleJan, for Franklin couiity. Harden, Mrs, Hal- - Travis, Jim Warford, Miss lie Bessie Hiett, Joe wuourn, miss rlaydon, James Mollie Lemton, Albert Shortest and quickest between Kiney, Jacob Marshall Milling, Co. Lee, Lockhart AND FRANKFORT. Mason, Thomas The Monarch Coal & Coke Co. Miller, Thorn Onlr direct line between William Noland, Mrs. Mary Frankfort, Georgetown ad Paris, Car Whon ohlling for these letters say advertised. Fal16-l- y. Mr. ltadam's Microbe Killer Cures all Diseases by Removing the Cause. 5c 6jc. 5c. 8jC. Anna Travours, Albard J. W. GAYLE or LeCOMPTE & GAYLE CO. Large Stock of New Spring Goods Cheap. - Kentucky Midland J. .L April 2--3 in. RODMAN & SON. l mm! lisle, Capital City Business ESTABLISHED 1391. College. Sarah Jane. Happy Homes. Thousands of sad and desolate homes have been made happy by use of "Rose Buds," which have proven an absolute euro for the following diseases and their distrpssing symptoms, Ulceration, Congestion and Falling of tho Womb, Ovarian tumors. Dropsy of the Womb, Suppressed Menstruation, Rupture at Childbirth or any complaint originating in diseases of tho reproductive organs; whether from contagious diseases, heredity, tight lacing, overwork, excesses or miscarriages. One lady writes ub that after suffering for ten years with Leucorrhea or Whites, that one application entirely cured her, and furthermore, Bho suffers no more pain during the menstrual period. It is a wonderful regulator. "lioso Buds" are a Bimple harmless but wonderful in effect, ho patient can apply it herself. No doctors' examination necessary, to which all modest women, especially young unmarried ladles, seriously object. From tho first application you will feel like a new woman. Price Tiie Lev-eret$1.00 by mall, post-paiSpecific Co., 331) Washington St., Boston, MasB. d. J. M. Saffkll, tfaysville, Cynthiana, L'oatmastor. mouth and Covington. Oil, What a Cough. Will you heed tho warning; the signal perhaps of tho sure approach of that moro terrible disease Consumption? Ask yourself if you can afford, for the sake of jsiiving 50c, to run tho risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough. It never fails. This explains why more than a Million Bottles wore sold tho past year. It relieves croup and whooping cough at once. Mothers, do not be without it. For lame back, side or chost use Shiloh's Sold by J. W PorouB Plaster. GAYLE. 37 ASK FOB Southeast corner Main and St. Clair streets, MIDLAND. , TICKETS VIA KY. i m Thos. B. Ford, President; TRAINS RUN BY CENTRAL STANDARD APRIL 18. TIME. E. B. Guion, Principal, E. H. Elliott, Treasurer; G. D. Fendley, Secretary. -- IN- TIME TABLE TRAINS EASf. ltt. M I Young ladles and gentlemen prepared for mercantile life AM all' TNo. 7. No. 3. 1.00 1.10 1.25 1.40 2.00 2.10 2 20 2.85 U.l 6 8.. 5 8.40 8.60 4.10 I r NoTl. fl.00 COG Business writing, Book-keepin- g, t si i w i It will pay any person that wants furniture to buy from first hands. See Frankfort Furniture Manufacturing Company. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. 29-l- Lv. Switzer Lv. stamping Ground Lv. Duvall Lv. Jubm-oLv. Georgetown Lv. C. H. Depot Iv. Newtown . . , . . Lv Ceiitrevllle Lv. Elizabeth Ar. Paris TKAlN-i Frankfort Lv. Summit Lv. Elkhorn Lv. 4.00 4.0G .... .... .... A 4.12 4.20 4 85 4.44 40 6.00 5 05 5.19 6.80 6.85 6.48 ti.tfj 6.8!) G44 6.82 6.6G 7.0U an Arithmetic, 618 Shorthand, Typewriting, Grammar, Business Correspondence, Commercial Law, Spelling, etc. 4 Night school from September to June. The backward pupils encouraged. Tho advanced student finished. Diplomas awarded. Cutnlogue In press. Application made for Incorporation. We have the bast home school of business In the State of Kentucky. Send In your name. April y. 7.18 7.23 7.37 M WU.&1. HOSTlSQCUrTlTT. BiarnqoAirrr. Ar. Jmnkfort Ar. Summit Ar. te 'I J XI WORMS! WHITE'S CREAM Elkhorn Ar. Switzer Ar.StamnlngGround, . . . Ar. Duvall Ar. Johnson Ar. Georgetown . Ar. O S. Depot Ar. Newton Ar. Centervllle r. Elizabeth Lv. Paris NOTE NOTE-N- iNo. 0 83 9.25 9.19 9.18 0.01 8.54 8.49 8.41 8.8G i.!o. MIA MA 8.24 8.12 8.00 aid 4 8.10 8.01 7.65 7.47 7.81 7.22 7.16 7.07 7.05 6.49 6.89 6.34 6.20 No. 9.60 9 39 9.19 8.35 P M N0.12 AUBREY -- & SARGENT, IN- - 8.10 7.40 7.30 7.15 6.05 5 45 6 30 5 00 4.40 DEALERS Fresh and Cured Meats They invite inspection, as they have the In the City. her Castorla. When Baby was nick, we she waa a Child, she cried for Castorla. When When sho becarao Miss, she clung to Castorla. When sho had Children, sho gave them Castorla. gto VERMIFUGE Has led all Worm Remedies. EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED. Prep and by MClUnD3U3tTATLOtt MED. CO,, BT.L0PI3. No. o. FOR 20 YEARS Railways. NOTE No. 3 connects with K. 0. connects with L.&N, 2 connects with Q. & C. and L. s. 1 (!' SOLD EVERYWHERE. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Tho Kentucky Midland Rnllway and connections form the shortest and cheapest route to all points north, south and west. For further Information apply tother agents .Xj?', WEITZEL, 0. D. BEHCAW. City Ticket Agent. Gen. Pass. Agt. GEO. U. HARPER, Gen. Supt. Corner Bridge and Second Sireets, South Side. P mMlmmmmm .i..i.x)ii',!cA.&A,MitJi tsfes&fe:. .". A; WsuBmJl SWWJ f 8 j JEttOtEaraSBESSBllMPa wimmmKmxmsmmsfmiissm Leave Your Measure With Us for a SPRING SUIT. 0 fil..,'miiKTr.mii iiMMptfpHtMfB EVERY MAN AfiO BOY MUST HAVE ONE. Fancy Worsteds, And when yon see our stock, including all the Whip Cords, latest effects, you will say Tan Cheviots, they are simply irresistible. Ml go is: CJD 1. When you hear our prices and learn that they are such values, you will un- derstand how we get the reputation of being Leaders and Controllers of Low Prices. Clay Diagonals, 2. 7.50., Yachts, GO Gray Clays, 10.00, 15.00, TO CO etc. Black Cheviots, 20.00, 25.00 Grand Main Ladies' and Misses' Shoes! c5.i3pla.3r. JL11 T r ssm tlie latest styles and sliajpe See ouir great ririciozsr sIiotbt. 4th and Jefferson, Street, FRANKFORT. sssssssasssaxmaarrmmt LOUISVILLE. JLoxv t.r t "To Rates on tlie land. Mid- IS) 18-2- KSSsainmmiimMsmximL FOR 40 YEARS DR. WM persons attending the meeting of the Kentucky Homoeopathic Medical May Kentucky Midland Railway the will sell round trip tickets at one and one third 'faro. The Kentucky Midland and Q. & 0. railroads will sell tickets to Frankfort at one and one third fare to persons attending the meeting; of the Kentucky Fish and Game Olub, at Association at Georgetown, Basam jjjxujjjjjjjjujj THE BLIND Receive Tlieir Siirht, The . ANNOUNCEMENT. For Circuit Cleric. Party. We aro authorized to announce WALTER FRANKLIN us a candidate for Circuit Court Clerk subject to tho action of the Democratic His Superior Ability In treating Obscure Chronic Diseases Is something marvelous, has cured where others have glienuptodle. POR THE LUNGS. COUGHS L. P. Has been a never-fallin- g Lame Walk And Tlie Deal Hear. HOARSENESS, THROAT, PNEUMONIA, CATARRH. INFLUENZA, ACUTE ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, AND CHRONIC WUOOPG COUGH. CROUP, PLEURISY, PAIN IN THE SIDE AND SPITTING OF BLOOD, and grippe; 'h SORE COLDS, cuNsuairriua, family remedy,-- for la- Wo are authorized to announco THOMAS B FORD as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Franklin county, subject to the Democratic primary election, March 10, 1892. Jan. Walter, , PIJ., .4. For Sheriff. Jaii. Mo. We aro authorized to announce JAS. G. BR as a candidate for Sherllf of Franklin county, subject to the of tho Democratic party at the primary election to be held March 19, 1892. 19-t- e. The world renowned specialist, will be at Frank, fort, all diseases of the b and agreebble to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. J rial bottles free at bouth Side Drug Store. P. H. Carpenter. i Dr. 0. W. Greenfield, who had been Throat, Chest and Lungs totally blind for three months, had .Frankfort on April 19. his restored. The following is Tho Q. & 0. and the Louisville his sightaccount of the way ho was Leading to own ."Sothern railroads, effective April 1st, cured. DR. Wm. HALL'S BALSAM contains no opium, Mea3ra. Dubois & Webb "More than will make the rate for Clergymen morphine, norany deleterious drug. It soothes 2 y ears ago my eyes began to fail me. and heals the Membrane of the Lungs, Inflamed holding permits one and one half fare I immediately applied to eminent and poisoned by disease, and prevents night per mile. oculists for relief; for eighteen sweats and tightness across the chest. It Is O. D. Bercaw, months they treated me without a pleasant to tho taste. Be sure and ask for DR. WM. HALL'S BALSAM, and take no other. G. F. & P. A. particle of benefit. Finally, about For sale by three months ago, I went totally A Safe Investment. blind, and as a last presort, I procured Druggist, Frankfort, Ky. PRICE 25C, 50C.,$liO0. Is one which is guaranteed to an Electropoise, which, very much to myself and family, the taring you satisfactory results, or has gratification ofsight. It has also DR. WM. HALLOO.. NEW YORK. restored my Oct. in case of failure a return of pur- greatly benefited my wife and chase price. On this safe plan dauorhter. Mv wife has been a sub you can buy from our advertised ject of paralysis for more than two Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's from inflamatory rheumatism for Newport News & Mississippi Valley Co, New Discovery for Consumption. more than twelve years, All this two effected in ' the It is guaranteed to bring relief in has been Too much) cannotlast said Washington, Philadelphia, bo months. every case, when used for any in favor of tho Electropoise. If J Baltimore, Now York, affection of Throat, Lungs or were the prcs3essor of the only one in Old Point and the Sea-Sho- re Chest such as Consumption. existence, the wealth of tho universe -- AND ALL EASTERN CITIES. I Inflammation of Lungs, Bron- could not purchase it. of consider it tho ago. the grandest invention IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 15. 1891. chitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Truly and gratefully yours, Limited Fast Express Accm. Dally 0. W. Greenfield. Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant Dally "EAST BOUND Mall 24-C- I Returning every four weeks during the year. Dr. Walter has had ycurs of experience In largest hospitals In the country, Is a graduate the or seeral of tlie best Colloges and has for a number of jearsmadou specialty of all chronic and surgical dlseises. Ho undertakes no incurable disDec. eases but has cured hundreds given up to die. successfully and does not take the case We areauthorlzed to announce R. D. ARM- He treatscure win he guaranteed. STRONG as a candlduto for Sheriff of Franklin uulesia Acute and Chronic Catarrh, ringing In the ears, county, subject to the action of the Democratic Deafness. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose, convention of Saturday, March 19th, 1892. hroat, Lungs, Kidney, Urinary nnd Bladder We are authorized to announco A. G.JEFFERS Troubles. Brlght's Disease, Diabetes, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Rheumatism und Paralysis. ns a candidate lor Sheriff of Franklin county, subject to tho Democratic primary election. EPILEPSY OR FITS POSITIVELY CURED. Blood and Sklii Diseases, as Syphilis, Scrofula, Stricture, Gleet, etc , cured by Improved and never falling remedies. Diseases of women, such as Leucorrhea, painful 431 West Main Street, Louisville, Ky. menstruation, displacement of womb, bearing down pains In back, lelleved In short i lme. Young or men sufferl ig ,,..,. Broker in Stocks and Jtonds, STtArmiifnrrhfvi.middle aged l,mHnn. i... from ftiinntminv errors or excesses, should call before it Is too llltt mill friinr.'lfltPA CtiitnKtlnniia ONLY. NEGOTIATES ON COMMISSION farm property on one to ull eruptions on the tl nnra permanently lii. n.a on town and face removed. Ave years time. Investment secur ties for sale. Remember thH date and eometnrly, as his rooms aie always croded wherever ho utops. Examination and consultation free, private or confidential. Address AW-NE- R 14-t- We are authorized to announco jambs jh. as a candidate WAKEFIELD Luouil t Franklin county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary, March 19, 1802. f: Capital Hotel, April 29. 1892 M ja W. X. HALSBY, FOR SALE. Title perfect. LYMAN P. WALTER, M. D., Louisville, Ky. T L Frankfort. 27-- 4 OFFER FOR BALE AT A BARGAIN THE handt.om property of Dr.W.H. Hall, ,n South m. JAS. ANDREW SCOTT. Corner Fourth and Jefferson, Louisville, Ky. DuBols & Webb, Boom 10, Norton Block, Dally. u.iuy. Ex Sun ex Sun Winchester " Mt. Sterling " Lexington . Lve 735.U11 Sudani a Mam UOOpm 11 40am 6 SPpni G45pm 1230pm 7 OOpni 712pm One "Way to be Happy, Is at all times to attend tno comforts of your family. Should any one ot them catch a slight cold or cougn, prepare yoursolf and call at once on Chapman & Williams and get a trial bottle of Otto's Cure, the groat German Remedy, Free. Wo give it away to prove that we have a sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption, and all diseases of tho throat 28 and lungs. Largo sizes 50c. TVIiere to jjo THis Summer. most delightful place in America is Old Point Comfort, Va On Tuesday, July 20th, the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway will run its annual excursion from Lexington and the blue grass region. A trip to Old Point will cost you less than to any other place on accouut of the extremely low rates made by the Hygeia Hotel and the railway company to parties taking advantage of New York Arr. WEST BOUND, Ashland. . " Cattlettsburg " 1228pm 10 '.Spin Huntlntoii " lzoupm 1047pm Washington " u 301)111 210pm Philadelphia " 1047am 650pm 120pm 820pm DAILY. 1210,mi 1007pm 8401H1 l uopm 5'Jam 30am 7 35piu UiiMk A Mies. nt If you contemplate taking a trip this summer remember that the DAILY, 00.un 1 35pm G45rni G 25 tm t ipm v upm G37am 205pm 727oin G ) my dece-isohusband. Win. Church, wllljpre-sethem to mo at once, duly proven as lecmlred by law, nnd all persons knowing themselves Indebted to my said husband will save costs by paying same to me without further notice. W. LL PKRSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST Huntington Cattlettsburg Ashland Lve, Notice. 27am C 08pm 1 20pm 625am Winchester . " 1115am b 45pm 1 oopm 715am Lexington . Arr, 1205pm uzupm 2 45pm 8 05am Louisville Arr. 5 25pm 9 60pm 74Upm 1150am LIMITED VE3TIBULED TRAINS run dally In connexion vlth Chesapeake & Ohio 'F. F. v.", to New Vork. runs dally and FAST MAIL TRAINS make local stops between Lexington and Hunt10 Mt. Sterling Lve. ..." II. SNE?D, Att'y. for Administratrix. EMMARINE CHURCH, Adm'x of Win. Church, deceased. M ir. 19-- lt. jsxhun TIBLER'S H H I I liCKEYFr BLIL 1 FRANKLIN COURT OF COMMON Full particulars will be advertised Otto LAno's Adm'r., ) shortly. Oiias. L. Brown. Equity. vs. this excursion. ington. HUNTINGTON PLEA9, tlons run dally. 2 & MOREUEAD accommoda G. P. A. Harness Company on oast Broadway. JU1 work promptly executed. 16-t- f. If you have a buggy, carriage or set of harness which needs repairing take it to tho Kentucky Jiuggy and ) Lizzie Knoii &c. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AQATNST THROUGH SLEEPING OARS to and from tx tho estate of Otto Lang, dece ised, are hereashlngton and New York without change. by notllled to produco tho same before mo, on or G W. Bahnky, before the first day of Mav. 1892, proven as re- 0. L. BnoWM, WM CROMWELL, Gen, Pass, Agent, quired by law. O. A.. Lexington, Ky, W. S, Harrison, Master Commissioner F, 0, 0. P. April t. G.A., Ashland. Ky. LEXINGTON & MOREUEAD & LEXINGTON MT. STERLING accommodations run dally mIMuM 14 mm tmmmminm, El d at, h e?i m "jh m ra an v n torn wnMWMii and CERTAIN CUHE known for (5 yearo ns tho BEST REMEDY FOR PILES. VnpwA bf co., A mciiAnuBox.TAYton SURE Edinburg. Brlghts Disease. Dr. Walter elves these names br nermlssloii and they request that all sufferers should write mem in regaru 10 ineir case. Dr, Walter also has many testimonials from patients having been cured of prlvato diseases but does not publish them oven by permission but will furnish them upon application. Address Trouble. Mrs. Mike Uuversaw, Martinsville. Hid., Catarrh, Doctors said would die with consumption. Is as well as ever. Wm. A. Gard, Burlington, Ind., Kidney trouble for four years. Dr. Walter cured me two ears ago have not been troubled since. Elijah roler, Burlington, Stomach trouble, could not see ufter business-a- m as over. James Wyatt, Delphi, as well y Ind., Could not hear and had a constant dischare from my ears. Dr. Walter cured ma entirely. Geo. Miller, Vlvalla, Ind., Catarrh. J 0. Canine, Wnverland, Ind., Catarrh. Br. J. w. p, seller, Greencastlo, Cancer of Eye. Mrs. Mary Jones, y Dr. Walter can refer you to hundreds of cases In your own State and eiery state In tho Union.' which he has cured, among tiiem the following; Mrs. Rev. J. L. StoKesDarwln, Hit., suppressed and painful menstrutlons. Mrs. Henry Grl-de-r, Camden, Ind., Female Trouble. Mrs. It. w. Crockett, Delphi. Ind., Catarrh. Mrs. Gus Gln-rlcOwusco, Ind., Lung Trouble. Mrs. Martha Wallace, Frankfort. Ind , Cancer of breast removed without knife or caustic. Miss Hettle Block, MIchlgantown, Ind., Catarrh. Mrs. T. E. McCarty, Tipton, Ind., Catarrh. Mrs. Rosa Cookson, Franklin, Ind., Cross Eye straightened. Mrs. Sarah Coiner, Mooreavllle, Ind., Catarrh and Asthma of long standing. Mrs M. Clark, Mooresvllle. Ind.. Cancer, cured without knifn or caustic. Miss Sarah Dougherty, Rockllold, Hid., Y1VUIIU. JI1U , AIQ- JUin. UUIHWTO, XilJIIUIIBU. ney Trouble. Mr. Luncaster, Vlvalla, Ind., Kld,-ne-y h. utv. sr.wns. L. P. Walter, M. D. Louisville, Ky. ;